Pros
Good pay and benefits, on-site gym, good communication with staff, most people work well in teams. The job can be really tough some days, but most the people working there were really good people, and you could rely on them to help you out, and make sure you get a break at a reasonable time. We all really had each others backs, which isn't something I've really experienced at any other job.
Cons
After the lay offs in December, they don't seem to know what they're doing or where they're going. Lots of moving people around, and adding extra workloads to the people who didn't get laid off. Often times things are chaotic and disorganized in manufacturing. It was pretty common to be told I would do something, and then wait awhile for the other people in my group to be ready, only to be told that I would be doing a completely different thing that day. Some departments were more organized than others, but it was a common thread overall.
