Oregon Screen Impressions reviews

It's factory work that they advertise as creative work. Conditions are hot and there is often the smell of burnt chemicals in the building. A lot of the workers there speak Spanish and are not bilingual, which creates confusion and a communication barrier that severely hinders the ability to do the job well since it is a team venture. Management is under a lot of pressure from upper management, and are pretty aloof and unconcerned with their workers. No one lets you know what to get done, or how to do it, and it's impossible to ask non-bilingual co-workers for help. Turn over is high. The head of HR is rude, acted like I was bothering her whenever we spoke. The physicality of the work was not represented by the job description, the hiring manager, nor the HR rep.

Manager goes around asking employees if they're scared, knowing full well he makes everyone uncomfortable. Conversations with management is always filled to the brim with unnecessarily passive aggressive remarks. Senior employees are given way more leniency despite messing up at a much higher frequency.