Give & Go Prepared Foods Corp.
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Staff was quite discriminators
Low wages
Heavy work
Fast paced
Stressful as superiors always speaks rude no matter how hard you work
I also felt discrimination upto some extent while working there as the new comers like me used to work a lot harder than the older workers
Heavy work
Fast paced
Stressful as superiors always speaks rude no matter how hard you work
I also felt discrimination upto some extent while working there as the new comers like me used to work a lot harder than the older workers
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fast paced environment at work
it was not bad experience working at give and go it was all good. At begining i faced a lot of difficulty to work so fast but then after few days i feel okay and comfortable. Although the staff and management behaviour was not very good and other workers were also not cooperative. Wage rate was also not very satisfying to me according to the amount of work they assign to us.
Management thinks whatever it wants - even if the truth is the complete opposite of reality
GnG has a habit of running a 5000 person business as though it is a tiny 500 person business and everyone there says it. Senior managers surround themselves only with "yes" men who do exactly what they are told. There are no different ideas and no innovation. At the plant level there is no consistency. The majority of the workforce are untrained temp workers. When you continuously hear people say "at my old business we did this..." it reminds you they are following their old systems and old training because the current employer has not provided any. At the head office level just don't listen and shoot down anyone with new ideas. Workplace safety is the worst I have ever seen. They only address matters after you get hurt
This place is a good place to get the working experinced
Workin for give and go bakery I have learnt to packages box put candy in the line and moved box form the line on a regular basis on to skid .Their have me learnt different multtask work while I was their it is a good place get back on labour force I wish I could continue workin their but right now thing are slow for now their also mke different type of cookies I enjoy working they thank again for the work okay for now
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The only thing their provided is dinner for the divali feast
Cons
Well their are longs hours their
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Could be amazing - But
They try to "live the culture" they want to have but just can't quite do it. Still a huge "boys club" filled with VP's who are Silo'd / Stuck in the past / Refuse to take responsibility and for the most part, complete glory hoes. No matter what you do, how well you do it or how respected you are by your team - if your senior leadership doesn't like your hair, face, the loyalty your team gives you, your ability to manage through anything or anything else that may be "better" than they are - they will make you promises, but keep you down. Its sad really - the CEO and CFO are AMAZING but only know what they are told.
Company language is 90% foreign
Communication is horrible. Don't expect anyone there to understand your English as they mostly speak Punjabi, east Indian, and most languages from the middle East. Expectation bar is very high. Not a friendly place to work. English people are a rarity. A job that is fit for foreigners only.
Disrespectful is the definition of this place
The supervisors here have no respect for humans. They speak to the employees as if they're animals and just yell. it was my first day on the job, and I was not sure what to do. They taught me one thing, and apparently I was doing it wrong. If so, why not come correct me instead of yelling at me infront of 100 different employees. Just because we're working for minimum does not mean we do not deserve respect.
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