Pros
Lots of employees with long tenure. Strong market leader in the industry. Lots of potential with this company and great employees. Pays really better than average. High expectations with challenging work.
Cons
Recent upper management changes in Greensboro intended to shake things up, only the choices are contrary to the culture change they were trying to implement. A lot of the "left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing" between locations and even corporate office causing wasted efforts. Lots of us versus them between local plants and Winston-Salem office. Long term tenure has created complacency of those employees. Lack of structured training due to economy reduction years ago has created quality issues and a lack of accountability. Newer employees, hired to help, see writing on the wall and stay less than 5 years. They see there is too much of an uphill battle to enforced necessary changes with all the tenured employees that block progress. Goals are in silos for each department and some projects are unrealistic. Workload for some unevenly distributed and some managers lack ability to properly delegate. This has created some of the newer team members to leave due to too much work for 1 person or not enough work. Culture is not defined, therefore confusing newer staff. Hard to find information. Slow to get needed changes or purchases made. Performance reviews/bonus structured poorly - seems more like a popularity contest and not explained well, in fact they don't explain much well Tenured employees just expect that you know inherently where things are, who to talk to and what to do. On-boarding was some of the worst considering the size of the company.. Leadership's inability to lead is clearly causing issues in the production areas, yet iron-fist change will not work.