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Employees dont matter - Anonymous employee OPTIMA Packaging Group Employee Review

2.0
19 Feb 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Steady work, good people to work with, employees get along well, know how to have fun and try to keep it relaxed.

Cons

Leadership at the TOP has no regard for employee's, everyone treated like a number, employee not valued, low morale toward upper management, many looking for other options. Constantly looking to hire, not willing to pay decent wage for skilled experianced people. Wage/Salary, avg to below avg. Insurance included but poor coverage high deductibles and excuse why wages are low side of scale. Company touts how much profit it makes each year, low raises, if given, are never more than CPI if that at all. President likes to show off his new cars and fancy exspensive watch but wont give a decent raise or profit share or 401 match amount. If you have a job requires travel, plan on being away from home much more than being home. If your married or with someone, plan on having that ruined by travel, plan on missed weekends, family events, holidays or special events with no regard other than being told "Its part of the job". Service has no work home balance, 120-180+ days a year away.

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5.0
28 Jul 2025
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Pros

Collaborative team, cutting-edge technology, global exposure, career growth opportunities, and supportive leadership.

Cons

Fast-paced environment may challenge work-life balance at times, but it drives strong results.

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2.0
15 Jul 2025
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Pros

Competitive Pay, Flexible Schedule (Until it's not), Interesting business of manufacturing that spans the globe. Free Food Very effective warehouse team.

Cons

A "highschool" atmosphere of cliques and favoritism. Extreme lack of feedback and information from leadership. Little to no investment in employee development from work trainers. Interdepartmental friction and demeaning language to what is deemed "low-skill" work. When "Team-player" is referred to this means ability to socialize with teammates, not your dedication to work tasks. Leadership at best guides through non-specific commentary at team meetings. Direct one on one meetings will result in no actionable feedback of how to improve or goals to be achieved.

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