*Hiring process is smooth, but took a month from first contact to employment. Took pee test twice. (Was personally difficult being homeless...)
*Lost contract with customer which divided work force and left everyone completely stranded in limbo until future employer takes over.
*Always short on staff with high turnover, making coverage of other's responsibilities stressful and learning arduous with few experts.
*Non-stop work added a lot of physical burdens on your body. Driving equipment all day took its toll, but the process keeps going and demand from customers has minor downtime.
*Limited recognition of superlative performance, training of others, or process improvements.
*No growth outlook. You're either entry level, seasoned entry level, or management. Professional development is sub-par if not non-existing.
*No training process, and outdated procedures question overall authenticity of ones work.
*Time clock was stressed overly critical but wasted your personal time to meet timelines.
*Job description didn't match at all. Didn't learn about the clean-room until indoctrination, and other job details until pre-interview call.
*No additional pay for steeper qualification requirements compared to other roles with same pay and less work.