Terrible work environment. - Anonymous employee Ply Gem Employee Review

1.0
Dec 7, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

There are no positives to working here. Run.

Cons

Terrible uneducated Management- they do not care about employees and are unwilling to listen to any new ideas. Long, difficult hours and if a minimum of 10 hours or more are not worked you are looked at as lazy.

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Ply Gem Response
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We appreciate your comments as we believe all feedback from our employees is valuable. Based on the information you provided, I'm not sure if you worked in a corporate office or manufacturing plant, but our standard operating hours are from 8:30am-5:30pm. Our management team is committed to helping the company and its employees continuously grow and succeed. We are excited that we have merged with NCI Building Systems and that we will be under Jim Metcalf's new leadership. We hate to hear that you feel our team did not care about our employees and were unwilling to listen to new ideas. I realize you are a former employee, but if there's anything further you'd like to share with a member of our HR team please email me at social@plygem.com. I'd like to put you in touch with the right person so they can learn more about your experience in previously speaking with our management team. Thank you. -Ashley

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