Saint-Gobain reviews

Nepotism is rampant. I have been witness to department heads announce that even though they're creating a new position, they're already bringing in their friend for orientation next week. Thought you could maybe show that you're qualified for the position? Oh, but I already told them they could have it, so we're not even doing interviews. I used to wonder why this company is 10 years behind the times technologically. I used to think of this as an opportunity to show management how we could automate, streamline and simplify processes. But I forgot the one thing holding it all back: management is 55+, white and male. Unable to learn and unable to adapt to change. If you're under 30 and want to work here, good luck. The wi-fi doesn't even work in half of the "state-of-the-art" building three years after it was built.

Well my list is long. A few years ago, I would have said this was a great place to work. In the last few years our upper management has changed 3 times. Now I don't think the right hand knows what the left hand is doing. Our supervisors are very hands off and disconnected from the production floor. If you need any help from management, forget it. It will be faster to try and fix the problem yourself, or get help from another production worker. Management doesn't hold themselves accountable. But if an issue arises, production will get the blame. We are under staffed and only a few select positions will get filled. Also we do not train here, you will have to figure it all out for yourself. Just a few short years ago we were the flagship site for this company, but now we can't get out of our own way. We manage from crises to crises and wonder why we lose customers. So if you want to be treated like a child, who is running with scissors then this is the place for you.