“Kop-Coat Division”

Pros:  “The division for which I worked had tremendous leadership and was very innovative in creating/adjusting products to meet customer demands. The entire group worked well as a…”

Cons:  “My position required a tremendous amount of overnight/over weekend travel. The HQ was located in Pittsburgh while I was on the West Coast so it was a mixed bag of…” – Full Review

“Good Company but usually doesn't pay as well as most other companies.”

Pros:  “Good Benefits, Very Stable, Takes Care of Employees”

Cons:  “Lower than average Salary, Better chance at getting higher salary by leaving and coming back” – Full Review

“Exciting”

Pros:  “Many opportunities are available, if your manager allows you.”

Cons:  “too much work not enough pay” – Full Review

“Great place to work once training is endured.”

Pros:  “Strong team-leaders Fair wage Relaxed atmosphere Casual dress code”

Cons:  “Weekly "audits" -- progress reports that occur even during training Slow two-week training, no option to advance at your own pace” – Full Review

“This is an Ok place to work”

Pros:  “They pay is pretty well.”

Cons:  “It is all about the budget, not the patient” – Full Review

“Very lucrative, very encouraging.”

Pros:  “Make over $1,000 week Hand written leads,no internet No weekly quotas Management willing to help out in every step of the way.”

Cons:  “No health benefits offered but considering how much you make just purchase your own especially since you get paid daily.” – Full Review

“interesting and unnecessary stress”

Pros:  “customers were awesome, crew was amazing”

Cons:  “upper management always micromanaging and criticizing” – Full Review

“Worked for them as result of an acquisition, it was a very dissappointing experience.”

Pros:  “Industry Leader Great Work Location, San Diego, CA. Professional Organization leading the temp staffing industry Management Experience in Industry Fantastic Training…”

Cons:  “Poor Communication Practices which is dissappointing for such a large professional organization that promotes high communication as a cultural norm. Drinking their…” – Full Review