C2F Reviews

2.8

32% would recommend to a friend

(10 total reviews)

William R Cieslinski

42% approve of CEO

25% positive business outlook

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10 reviews
1.0
4 Jan 2017

Stay Away

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Cool products that company produces and distributes.

Cons

This is a nepotistic family run organization that thrives on toxic dysfunction. STAY AWAY. Your training/on-boarding will be little to non-existent, you will not hear from your manager for weeks, and if they are concerned with your performance, you won't know until it's too late to affect any reasonable turnaround. Employees have been at this company for 20-30 + years. Innovation is slow to materialize and for a product company they are behind embracing trends in the retail marketplace. Compensation is below market rates.

1.0
15 Jun 2016

Poor Organization

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Easy-going, quiet office and there are some nice ladies I worked with

Cons

Lots of backstabbing amongst employees and managers. Very poor communication between managers and employees. If you've been here for 10+ years, you can do lots of wrong but be treated as you do no wrong. Very cliquey...new employees are not respected or accepted by managers and employees, as new ideas could threaten territories. Scary.

1.0
12 Mar 2018

Get Warehouse Skills, and Get Out

Anonymous employee
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Pros

You can listen to music while you work. No customer service is nice. If you're any kind of high functioning autistic this is probably a great job for you since it's a lot of solo work involving accuracy with numbers.

Cons

This is a great job if you're a bootlicker and don't like to rock the boat. People would listen to offensive music at high volume. At least 3 people blasted religious sermons on a regular basis. One employee sang literally all day in a whiny voice to music like Celine Dion and Shakira. There were safety hazards that weren't being adequately dealt with. Management doesn't want employees to fraternize or do anything but work, yet expects them to act as a team when they don't know each other at all, and people quit left and right because the pay is too low. They use a lot of temp labor. Training is low quality, and when people make mistakes it's assumed it's because they're lazy or stupid (I heard packers berating employees behind their backs several times) and nobody teaches them how to correct the problems.

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