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3.3

58% would recommend to a friend

(821 total reviews)

Steve Richman

81% approve of CEO

57% positive business outlook

Techtronic Industries has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 821 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Techtronic Industries employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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821 reviews
1.0
Jul 23, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Benefits are good with health insurance starting the day you start work. Pay is reasonable but not after all the hours you put in.

Cons

Major micromanagement with no room for advancement without retaliation from superiors. Toxic work environment with negativity and no positive feedback. Expected to work long hours including weekends and holidays with no bonus pay. No communication between departments to make for a better work process and environment. Communication is literally frowned upon. The list is long but most importantly the stress level is very high due to the pressure put on you by your superiors to perform.

1.0
May 25, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Short distance to Greenville SC offers plenty of non-work related benefits. Office is open and cubicles are spacious. Company will assist in paying relocation fees if you need to move from out of state.

Cons

Employees are always asked for more, more, more. regardless of how well they perform. Unrealistic goals are set and than constantly increased. Project timelines are constantly pulled in. Company is unwilling to allocate resources to the teams that need it. Training is nonexistent for your corporate position. The training team does great for field sales reps, but a Sink or Swim mentality is adopted by corporate who provide bare minimum understanding of what your job entails or how to achieve it. The Corporate office in Anderson is whitewashed cookie cutter individuals who are forced to run on copious amounts of caffeine to maintain the ridiculous expectation set by management. Majority of employees have either been working for TTI for less than 5 years or more than 15. that is not a good spread. Cost cutting is top priority. Every project has the main focus of how inexpensive can we make this while still getting people to buy the product. endless issues.

1.0
Apr 21, 2022

WARNING

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Everyone is in their 20s easy to make friendships that will go beyond TTI - If your manager does not do anything/work you can get away with whatever you want without them knowing - Free Gas/ Benefits - If you have a good location and store you will love your associates

Cons

- You will be in a HOME DEPOT 40hrs a week lifting extremely heavy product - Safety: the car they give you will get broken into several times and no one in the higher management cares - Promotions: They constantly tell you, you will get promoted but you will have to move to the middle of no where to do so. They also predetermine who they want in the promotable position before it even hits the market. They will act like you have a chance by giving you an interview but in all reality the divisional has all the power to decide who they want well in advance of the reps knowing the position is open... very unfair. - They have promoted individuals not at all qualified leading to failing teams - They act like the EMS position and FMSR position are the same they are not. DO NOT accept an EMS position you will be working every weekend during the summer for 10hrs a day TH - SU 7 - 5:30 unlike the FMSR position M-F 7 - 3:30. - If you are an EMS and are religious on Sunday they do not care. They want you to miss church... and sell sell sell... not a culture I would want to be part of - THEY DO NOT BELIEVE IN PAYING FOR COST OF LIVING. Reps in states expensive to live in CA for example will be paid the same amount as a rep in TX which cost of living is cheaper.... with the way the economy is and inflation you will be loosing money working here and busting your butt - They tell you in the offer letter you will be making salary and in small print tell you that you are non exempt that means you are HOURLY and have to clock in and out - This year my performance raise was 0.42 CENTS an hour I laughed. I got the highest score on my review a rep could receive.... this is a billion dollar company and they made me feel like my work did not matter - This job is not challenging AT ALL. I have a BACHELORS and MASTERS and felt like a high schooler could preform these tasks - Good luck if you ever want to work from home... you can't ever. If you have holiday plans to visit family use PTO which is hard to accrue or they will make you work in a Home Depot close to your house

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