Pros
I was hired when I was 25. I had been working as a cook, with no good career options. They hired me to pour and make soap. I did that for two years, then got into machine rebuilding for a few years, then route tech for 7 years, and then 20 years ago I became an installer. Which I'm still doing. I enjoy what I do. I'm a guy that likes to work hard, and thats what I do here. No one takes advantage of this. I know I'm very appreciated. October 2019 will be 30 years for me. The insurance is great. Ive had a few surgeries over the years, and had little out of pocket stuff to pay. The profit sharing is awesome. I don't put any money into it, its all payed for by the owners of the company. There is a company savings that pays approximately 5-6 % interest yearly on anything up to fifty thousand dollars! Yes, the works hard. If you think the work owes you a job where you can just sit around and be as useless as a box of rocks and get payed for it, then this place isn't for you.
Cons
I'm saddened by some of the negative reviews on here. It sounds like these folks didn't have the good experience that i had. Everyone is human and makes mistakes. Its hard to find good people, and sometimes I think young guys get promoted to be managers too fast, only because no one else wants the job.