production worker

quality control inspector

customer service representative

social media coordinator

shipping and receiving clerk

Universal Engraving Inc

My position was listed as digital artist, it was production art work. This is misleading and just a taste of what lies after the offer of employment. The upper management looks down on the workers, even as, they are producing profits for the company. There’s a superiority of management that translates into a veil of what management is thinking or trying to accomplish. They hire whoever will apply and that is to keep starting wages low. Then they label all workers as dense and unworthy of an explanation. When I was hired I thought there would be occasional overtime but there was only overtime. The only time I would hear from any of my supervisors was when I was absent. They didn’t care how bad an employee was, if you showed up everyday and didn’t take sick days or vacation, your a golden employee. I would take my allotted vacation or sick days before the middle of the year, and be called into my bosses bosses boss’s office to hear him call me a liar and that, “I was going downhill.” Even with supporting medical documentation my absence would be held against me more than a year later. Raises weren’t given out they were only given after a formal request and my medically excused absences were held against me again. I started out making less than most fast food places are hiring for, and left still making less. I gave them new prescriptions on how to be more profitable that they embraced and benefitted heavily from with no real shows of gratitude in salary or promotion.

My company is headquartered in Kansas. I live in metro Atlanta and managed the South East.


- I meet with current customers in order to maintain and strengthen our current relationship. 
- Constantly searching for new / potential customers in order to expand my current client base.
- The most enjoyable part of my job is meeting new people and generating new business
- I have been very satisfied with management 
- my work culture is different than most due to the fact my company is in Kansas and I'm located in Atlanta. So my office is my home office when I'm not on the road
- I would say the hardest part of my job does not pertain to the job itself. The hard part is maintaining a healthy work/life balance since I am out of town three weeks per month

I have been employed with Universal Engraving for 4 years, and during this time I've gained a lot of personal and professional growth.  UEI does a great job at training their employees to be prepared for any and all daily tasks. I can honestly say I enjoy working here as the environment is fun, and a lot like a second family. There is always something new to learn. I would say compensation is very fair in comparison to other companies with the similar job descriptions. Management is approachable and sympathetic to personal situations. Coworkers are always helpful.

Typical day at work for a shipping clerk is going to entail more work than what the individual will be adequately compensated. If you have a college degree or need to earn more than $18-$20 hourly to survive, apply elsewhere. Overtime hours are few and far between and most of the employees have been with the company for so long, there are really no opportunities for advancement. Essentially, if you get hired here, you are waiting for a death or a retirement before you will be considered for promotion. 

Everyday has no structure to it. Walk in the door and the whole place is already a mess to be sorted out. Management was a joke. If you can deal with working with a company that likes to use its name to get what they want by all means apply. Hardest part of the job would be the varying amount of work load volume and problems you run into with the machines. The most enjoyably part about the job was getting ready to leave or the very rare slow days.

Management, HR and coworkers makes it easy to work for UEI. Everyone is friendly, hands on, patient, and willing to answer questions no matter how busy they are. I received benefits after 30 days, hands on training, and recognition for my hard work. UEI is a great company to work for with great people in a great environment and with great food. UEI is the best  company I’ve ever worked for. The only reason I’m no longer with this company is because I moved to another state.

I have learned so many things at this job, from answering phones, to using a fax machine, to invoicing customers, to communicating with management and more.

The Management is great and treats everyone with respect. Everyone is willing to help whenever the help is needed.


My co-workers and helpful as well. They are great to be around and work with.

The most challenging part of my job is getting ahold of some customers when they are unavailable because of the time change.

The most enjoyable part of my job is the variety of tasks and duties.

If you arent related or been there a long time they give you a hard time about raises, they dont look at accomplishments, progress, how much you work, what work you do or quality you send out. Most of the workers are lazy and do as little work as possible, while you run around doing everyone elses job and they are rewarded for your actions. They keep the slow lazy workers and push the hardworking employees out the door.. If your slow, enjoy being talked down to,  dont care about your job, refuse to learn or dont like showing up to work then this is the job for you.

I learn something new every day. If I don't understand something, my manager will take the time and explain it to me in a way that I fully understand what I am doing. It is a fast-paced environment with great customers. Everyone is friendly and will offer to help you out when and however is needed. I love working with people and feeling like I work with my family and UEI does a great job making you feel like family.

I was treated unfairly, and when the management was having a bad day, he took it out on every single person in the building except for a few. The manager also talked behind people's backs and threatened them after they told each other about it. All of the management had very bad attitudes and and the supervisors cussed excessively and talked bad about everyone in their departments.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production worker 20 salaries reported	$16.05 per hour
Quality control inspector 5 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Customer service representative 4 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Social media coordinator 3 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 3 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour

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