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Nice enviroment to work in
Supervisor (Former Employee), Rocky Mount, VA – January 31, 2013
Pros: free doctors visit with medexpress
Cons: pay rate
Customer service, love being able to help the patients and able to explain to them if they have questions, you couldn't ask for any better staff to work with, the management team is wonderful, every body works together as a team. The hardest part is turning patients away that do not have insurance or can not afford to pay the prompt-pay.
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Ply Gem was a great place to work at, plenty hours and great pay
Material Handler (Former Employee), Rocky Mount, VA – January 30, 2013
Pros: plenty hours, overtime
Cons: long traveling
I was at shipping at Ply Gem windows in Rocky Mount VA for a month. I would have stayed there till they laid me off, I would like for them to give me a second chance.
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Good people but was a bad job selection on my part.
National Accounts Manager Multi-Family (Former Employee), Roanoke, Va. – December 4, 2012
Pros: good company
Cons: boring and a desk job. not a good skill match.
Tracking down large projects and getting the opportunity to bid. Used the internet constantly.
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A place filled with hard workers and dependable employees.
Material Handler (Former Employee), Rocky Mount, VA – October 10, 2012
Pros: working long hours
Cons: never knowing what time you was going to get off.
A typical day: First a huddle meeting to go over production quota, and issues from the day before, to address them to see what can be done to improve or correct for the work day ahead. Get to work station and do a quick inventory check to make 5S is in compliance. Notify lead of any 5S issues. Continue production schedule from previous day and then – more... work on the new production sched for the day. I learned how to apply TPM on a machine and the safety rules of doing so. I had a fair supervisor and the co-workers were very helpful and friendly. The hardest part of the job was leaving it. The most enjoyable part was the people and the feeling of accomplishing a goal. – less
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