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The line packaging position I held was typicaly a fasted paced,and detailed oriented on a daily bases.I learned this job required me to be alot more concentrated than most jobs I had ever had. As we needed to insure all product carried all proper labels,codes,experation dates,etc. In this deptartment we had to be focused and very detailed.There was hardly any room for chatting with your peers as the product lines moved very fast and steady. As  a line packager employee I also assisted with house keeping within all the packaging department lines in an effort to insure we were free of any or all potential safety hazzards. My supervisor was very people orientated and great to work with. The job was fast paced and loud too, but I enjoyed it as we were busy all day which made the day go by fast.

They get you to test and won't give you every test while you are there so that you only get certified with one process to keep you from making more money. They dangle the carrot, saying that you could work your way up and get a test to make more money but you never will. They advertise positions that aren't available. They recently were allowed to increase everyone's pay range and instead of giving everyone an average of what your skill demands for the area they lowball you and start everyone at the bottom. People that have been working for over 10 years get paid the same as some that have only been there for a couple of months. Everyone back stabs trying to get a leg up. Fighting for peanuts. They will try to draw you in with GEs "great" benifits, believe me they aren't worth waiting for.  If you have any sense or skill stay away.

Was a great job although i felt like i would never be able to move up unless i went to college and that's not something i ever plan on doing. The job was so simple it made me hate it because it got so boring even with having 23 or so different contracts to keep track of with in the first few months. was a steady schedule. Loved the little gym and break out room they had. Just to easy of work being an engagement specialist there.. that's honestly the only problem i had with the place that and no room for improvement with out schooling.

A typical day at the job consists package and transporting products into the truck. It is a face pace job that requires a lot of lifting. I learned how to properly rap up packages with care along with utilizing the proper technique on how to carry the product in a safe manner. As for the management, they are always present to ensure that each individual are doing their duty. They can be strict at time. The co-workers are all helpful and are there when you need them. The hardest part of the job is the fact that the ware house can be very hot at time. The most enjoyable part is learning how to use certain power tools.

VIP is a great company to gain entry level experience.  This is the first assignment where I'm able to attend everyday loving it.  My complaint is there's no security.  I've been on my assignment for 8 months and I'm still a temp worker.  I was sold on being hired within 3 to 6 months.  

While on the assignment, the pay is very low and there are no benefits.  I'm just happy that the assignment itself outweighs everything else.

Typical work day would vary on the job they send me to considering they are a temp agency. Overall I enjoyed most of my work places they sent me to. I've always completed all of my assignments. All of the jobs were fast pace which I enjoyed because it help the day go by faster. I learned to work as a team to get out good quality products out. the most enjoyable part was meeting new co-workers.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The annual Christmas party in San Antonio, TX

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Trying to maintain a certain number of employees and increase that number if possible.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The people are easy to work with.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Morning meeting to go over goals for the day, interviews, paperwork, and afternoon meeting to recap the days events.

V.I.P. Staffing had me located at Kevothermal which was a factory line job that was pretty easy to get a hang of and everyone was easy going and helped you in understanding each part of the line. The managers there were fair and understanding and made the job easy to function through.

You may easily be called for a position you have applied for, but do NOT anticipate anything further. No updates, no communication whatsoever. If you place a call to check your status, you will 💯 be told your case worker will call you back, but they won’t. I think they must be paid according to how many applicants, certainly not for how many actual hires. This is by far the worst staffing agency you’ll ever have to deal with. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Hrs & pay, they have plenty of work for someone to build a career in that feild

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
To keep working for them they wanted me to move to San Antonio 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very busy and fun, great people there

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Installing vic piping systems and copper lines to A/C units

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour
Production worker 3 salaries reported	$11.00 per hour
Warehouse worker 2 salaries reported	$10.00 per hour
Assembler 58 salaries reported	$18.58 per hour
Forklift operator 4 salaries reported	$11.25 per hour

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