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At first this job was amazing. I didn't mind the 6 day a week 12 hour shifts. I was on third shift so I worked 6pm-6am and sometimes I had to come in early or stay late. It took a toll on me and I became an insomniac and yes -- suicidal due to a massive depression flare up. So, I took some time to go to be hospitalized and get on medications. Everyone knows with medications, it takes a minute to adjust. Well, after getting out of the hospital I went straight back to work. Where my supervisor and everyone around me accused me of being on drugs. So, did a drug test and guess what? I PASSED. Not even a WEEK later, what happens? Someone who had been at the company longer than me brought BEER to work and wen't around telling everyone she saw me bring it. Now the company KNEW I was being targeted at work and was being bullied badly (I had talked to management on more than one occasion and was told they would handle it). Even with camera's in the building and parking lot to review, I was still brought in for questioning regarding the claim. 
I had sacrificed MORE than half my days for this company.. coming in when we were SEVERELY behind working up to 18 hours if needed.. to be treated with such disgusting disrespect. They don't care about what is right. They favor this "seniority" rule regardless if you were in the right and the other person was in the wrong. This company is a joke and so is it's management team. You guys had great potential to become a good company to work for. But the second you got greedy with the willingness of your employees? Like for Christ sake I WAS SUICIDAL and you guys had me drug tested as soon as I got out of the hospital even though I gave you a hospital note!! Save your time and mental health.

As a Senior HR Business Partner, I have had the opportunity to work with several providers of employee communication solutions, but I must say that Vestcom stands out as one of the best. Their solutions are comprehensive, efficient, and easy to implement, making them an ideal choice for any HR team.

Vestcom's employee communication solutions cover a wide range of needs, including onboarding, benefits enrollment, and compliance training. The solutions are designed to be easy to use for both HR teams and employees, which means that implementation is straightforward and requires minimal support.

In addition to their excellent solutions, Vestcom also has a strong commitment to innovation. They are constantly exploring new ways to improve their products and services, and they work closely with their clients to ensure that they are meeting their needs. This level of collaboration and engagement is essential for any HR team that wants to provide their employees with the best possible experience.

Finally, I would like to commend Vestcom for their exceptional customer service. They are always available to answer questions and provide support, and they go above and beyond to ensure that their clients are completely satisfied with their solutions.

Overall, I would highly recommend Vestcom to any HR team looking for a reliable and innovative provider of employee communication solutions. They are a truly outstanding company that delivers exceptional results.

When I first started at Vestcom, I was a temp. As a temp, I was told that after three months, I would be able to move up to be hired, boy was I wrong. It's been more than a couple of months since I've been here and I haven't been hired yet. The managers don't  know what they're doing. How is that the 
supervisor for the shift has been here for two years and doesn't even know how to run any of the machines. Then the lead manager knows how to run everything but  when you show him something that's wrong with the work, then he blames it on you even if your right. They don't care about your life outside of work, you have to work all the holidays, and the scheduling sucks. They don't take seniority into consideration either. The only way they will pay you more money is if you threaten to quit and then they start panicing  if they cant replace you. The company doesn't care about the maintenance of any of the machines and you have to fix them because they don't want to pay money to fix it. They are running this place into the ground and you need to run away before you get trapped here. Your life will be vestcom. Also, if you do very little work, they pay you more money. But if you go out of your way to actually learn the job to get hired (like me), they then treat you like your stupid when in fact you know more or less the same as them. If you take this job, Congratulations... you played yourself. Welcome to Vestom

I worked at this company for a short period of time and I have to say that it was not a great experience. The machines were frequently not running correctly because there were missing parts or otherwise breaking down due to old age.  Their printers are older than I am. This was frustrating and caused delays in production. Additionally, there was a lot of blaming between shifts when it came to not meeting production goals. 

Overall, the management at this company was not very supportive and didn't seem to care about the hard work and dedication of their employees. It felt like there was no opportunity for advancement or even decent raises. I ended up leaving the company due to an issue where I was wrongly blamed for placing paper in a machine in the wrong way, even though this had happened multiple times before and after my involvement. The workplace was filled with unnecessary drama and there was a lot of downtime with not much to do. All in all, I would not recommend this company as a place to work and would advise people to look for something better.

I enjoy working at this company. The management is understanding, the company is fairly laid back but always willing to work the extra mile when a client needs them to, and as long as you're trying your best people will work with you. Overtime is fairly common and sometimes necessary to meet project goals and client needs. In some instances, business continues throughout difference shifts. On occasion, you will need to be available more than you're willing but in the end it's usually worth it. The skill set and motivation of my coworkers are usually fairly high and competent. It's a great place to work and have no problem compensating people if they're capable of keeping up or exceeding standards.

I work remotely from my home and clock in and out through an online clock.  I am responsible for several clients for producing their weekly signage in their stores, nationwide. I commmunicate with the print sites, Client Account Managers, IT Support and the clients to coordinated files for production of the signage.  My clients include Toys R Us, Lowes Foods, A & P and Rite Aid.  My managers are located in Little Rock, Arkansas and we communicate through IM and emails.  I am mainly on my own to produce the signage with help when needed from my colleages in Little Rock.  I also train other employees and newly hired employees on the procedures.  I was also instrumental in supplying the information and procedures for the training manuals for these positions.

A tipical day at Vestcom is very predictable, we have the same accounts every week and we know what to do every day.
I've learn a lot about how a  warehouse works. I like many things about my job, such as work in a team or just working by my own according the needs of the company. The most enjoyable part of my work its to see that I can accomplish date lines on time, with great quality and accurately. I can see myself as a productive person because of this.
the hardest part of working at Vestcom is that we don't have a balance between a personal life and work. I've never imagine myself working in something very different of what I used to do, but I am glad of this experience because I feel more prepare in life to accomplish anything.

The job itself is not bad, typical work consist of printing jobs according to to their due date. Most coworkers are great people. There is a huge lack of management within the company. Supervisor are good at asking if jobs have been done for that day early in the day but dont even know how to read a job ticket. Most of the time you find your self doing their job for them which include sending emails, fixing issues with files, looking for jobs that have been printed but have been lost some how. They don’t seem to understand that sometimes you run in to printers gone down and you have to try to fix them while also completing work that is due.

I worked for the company for about 5 years. The doers are very talented but stressed from the imbalance of work/life. Most could do much better in other companies, probably excel in their careers much faster. Employee/Talent development and growth is not part of the strategy. 

Upper management are your typical corporate soldiers, starting from the CEO who is a puppet for the revolving private equity investors (once every 3 years), and very self-absorbed. Typical CEO to squeeze out profits from legacy inventions, not a growth CEO. I wasn't not around in the early days of the company, but veterans remember this to be a family oriented, growing enterprise, until the current CEO arrived and basically eradicated that culture.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Vestcom truly lives their core values. They are focused on growth and being a leader in their industry. A lot of focus is put on associate development and success. They really care about their employees at and away from work. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Vestcom does have a high level of expectation. They lead by their own example. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
A medium size company with a family feel. They are very diverse and professional. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Creating new solutions for our clients each and every day.

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