Pros Sometimes free lunch and safety shoes. This was a nice place to work many years ago. But once different management came in it really changed. If you don't fit into their little clicks or groups you are labeled a trouble maker.
If you catch them in lies they make it so bad for you that you end up quiting. The benefits are great. Cons Shorten lunch break, favoritism, lies. The weekend shift was awesome. Worked 36 hours, the weekends were only 6 hour days, but get paid for You get done by noon on weekends. Free books every month. If you are a hard worker their is possibility for advancement. Cons Hot building, can be stressful, sometimes boring. You get really good benefits but no one cares about you and the job sucks.
Hard to advance and management sucks and was unhelpful. Would run out of work to do frequently and would either have to clean shelves you already cleaned four times that week or would have to use PTO. The management and workers are excellent. The management and hourly workers are both good natured and pleasant people to be around. When I had questions, anybody I asked would take time to explain. I had a medical condition unknown to me present itself and so I needed to quit work!
If you follow directions, show up for work, and do what you are asked to do Pros Good workplace environment! Claimed Profile. Want to know more about working here? Ask a question about working or interviewing at Penguin Random House.
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Size Category Books. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS Mac Requires macOS Languages English. Price Free. Vacation and sick days are a lot! I'm sure every team is different, but I love my team. They are supportive and inclusive. My only issue is that I'm working in a division that I rather not. Pros Benefits, culture, free books, intelligent and creative coworkers.
Cons Pay, work-life balance, career advancement. No training for advancement. Management treats employees as disposable. Requires employees to preform tasks beyond training level. Hostile work environment. Places employees in danger doing assignments beyond their skill level. Promised advancement and doesn't follow through. Keeps lazy people and terminated good workers. Pros Good benefits. Cons Employees are disposable.
Pay and benefits are just about the best in the area. The work is very easy. Management is filled with the buddy system, so there are individuals who are put in leadership positions that can't do their own job, let alone the job of any of the people they're in charge of. Cons Short breaks, All of Management. Share your experience Let job seekers know what it's like to work at your company. Work is work, the job can definitely be boring but in my opinion the pay seems pretty fair.
Pros Easy Work. Cons Repetitive tasks. Yes No There are 1 unhelpful reviews 1. Productive and easy job. I love working at Random House and there people. They really care about there employees. They try to help there employees keep there jobs. They helped me a lot. Pros They have a lot of days off. Paid time off immediately. No waiting 90 days as is customary in other employers.
We have the best coworkers that embrace team work mentality. Free books. You will work hard. You will get overwhelmed at times.
Most of the time you have the support of management. Pros Free books, tons of aid time off. Cons Compensation could be better. A ridiculous point system in place for discipline. Great company to work for. Worked there 17 years until birth of my child and then returned 17 years later, great benefits, management cares and appreciates staff.
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