Recognize what TEAM means. - Plant Manager CRH Employee Review

1.0
Mar 20, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Safety, financial matrix, marketing strategy, purchasing power, leverage the portfolio, strong diverse company, ability to win with strength by numbers, looks good on your resume to have been on the team.

Cons

There is not much to look forward to when you have a terrible manager. When you make a team that is successful and sustainable you would expect it to remain in tact. And through time you gain ground making a strong team. But some managers have a negative way of to make changes and it sure is 100% proof that after great leadership starts to move on to bigger and better things that the once strong and sustainable team will leave for whatever the cases are. And in some cases shortly after there has been no team in tact a location will fail and after great losses, someone will ask yhemselves why did they allow that to happen. Theere looks to be a shift in the companies ability to find the replacement of the glue that once held a team together. Now there is no team. Together Everyone Achieves More is only an acronym but one that needs to be applied in the locations that have suffered the losses of teams being harassed and dismantled.

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5.0
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Cons

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1.0
May 24, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Overall, it’s a really good company—probably some of the best benefits in the industry, and that’s one of the main reasons I chose to work here.

Cons

My advice to anyone considering it: be careful about the promises you’re made during the hiring process. Make sure everything is put in writing, and make sure it’s exact—your position, job description, responsibilities, and what is expected of you. Things can change. If the person who hired you leaves or moves on, the person who replaces them may see things differently and change everything. That can include doing away with the position you were hired for and moving you into a completely different role—one you may have never left your previous job to take in the first place.

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