Matrix Metals Reviews

Overworked- if someone was laid off then someone else would get more work dumped on them with no raise or promise that someone would lighten the load in the future. Underpaid- by the end of my four years here I was doing a three person job. With no more pay and no bonus. Low Morale- this company is doing very bad. They have laid off hundreds of people and the people left behind are in the dark and being told just be thankful you have a job. Gender Gap- women do not get promoted or get paid as much as their male counterparts. Even treatment is different for women. They laid off the administrative executive assistant and I had certain male coworkers ask me to make copies. No Upward Mobility- in four years here I went nowhere so I left. In short this company is tanking and the salaries they pay are under market.

Open area work environment was not condusive to dealing with customers on the phone or in person, preferential treatment to certain employees, too frequent meetings that interrupted productivity and that the meetings did not usually resolve top issues. Initially management was not required to punch a time clock, but was later required to which made the employees feel untrustworthy. Old, outdated system structure.