Orora Reviews

The company is incredibly decentralized. Each department and division seems to be working against each other instead of working together toward a common goal. Communication is horrible. It's like pulling teeth to get co-workers and managers to respond to email. Email etiquette is horrendous. The number one thing is a lack of camaraderie. Supervisors in the procurement department have a lack of people and communication skills. I've witnessed supervisors calling other employees stupid behind their backs and complaining constantly about their work. Supervisors shouldn't act that way. There are quite a few planners and buyers that have horrible attitudes as well. I think the most frustrating thing is management tends to ignore their outbursts instead of writing them up. The negativity here can be draining. There is also obviously a lack of respect. There isn't any room for advancement. HR at the BSC is a complete joke and tends to allow meetings for petty, unsubstantiated claims. Yet, they don't enforce the handbook regarding the dress code, employee's attitudes, etc.

Challenges and opportunities arise from out-of-control sales demands and out-of-date facility and equipment maintenance. Those who get it done are undermined by those who think they are doing it which creates lots of unproductive conflict for which a customer is not willing to pay.