Valley Forge Fabrics reviews

While the people there are nice, it doesn’t change the fact there are major problems. I’ve worked here for two years as an intern and full time and there are so many problems within the company. Management is very poor and no matter how many times I brought up my concerns, management would constantly shrug it off until the problem came back to bite them back. My team and I constantly felt understaffed and when asked if we can have help we were either promised help from the warehouse team and never fulfilled that promise or we were told we didn’t need another person despite one of the team members being on temporary leave. Managers also would make changes to the department despite not understanding how it would affect the work flow or how the work flow even works. There is a clear favoritism within in departments and often times my team felt like we were left in the dust. When asked for supplies or features to improve on the area such as better lighting, it fell on deaf ears. The pay was not that great and I actually got a pay cut when I transferred into full time, maybe it was my department I was transferring into, but HR decreased my pay when I was hired full time. The sales and business may be great and I can’t doubt it, but it’s a ghost town and there are people doing the work of multiple people. The office feels so empty to what it once was it’s really depressing and devoid of life. There was no room to grow at least in my department and those who were seniors had the same title as an associate despite being in the company long, there was no way to differentiate us. I was constantly set up for failure by my manager and felt belittled.