Great job, mediocre compensation - Anonymous employee Mark Richey Woodworking Employee Review

On the job training Reasonable pay for the work Fun, kind and understanding crew and management Learn a lot of practical skills Work on lots of very cool projects

The implied dangers of being a woodworker Work 50hrs/week

Good compensation overall. Very good worker camaraderie.

Not much time passed before I came to regret my decision to accept a position at this company. While the workers get along very well and collaborate with each other, all working hard to do their job, I quickly found the management culture and practices to be frustrating and degrading. Respectful exchange with management was rare for me. The compensation was sufficient for me to bear down while patiently seeking a better opportunity. I’m glad to have found one, but sorry to leave my co-workers. If you are looking for a company that is open to collaboration and the resulting benefit of practical, organizational, and technical advancement - one that embraces the consideration of ideas and methods they are not implementing... I suggest that this might not be the place. It surely was not for me.