18,223 Operating General Supervisor Jobs

“Not a bad place to work, though frustrating at times”

Pros:  “1. Decent benefits package (used to be great, but benefits are being stripped away almost annually) 2. Opportunity to learn. I began with a basic understanding of…”

Cons:  “1. Pay is low for the amount of work performed and knowledge required. This is especially true the last few years, as priority in hiring has shifted toward…” – Full Review

“Good for a 1st job”

Pros:  “Fun workplace, great co-workers, can be entertaining at times”

Cons:  “The pay is horrible, lots of responsibilities, management makes promises they cannot keep.” – Full Review

“Company policies and standards for show only”

Pros:  “New and immaculate facilities, compensation competitive with marketplace, a great comraderie among employees.”

Cons:  “Corporate, shareholder driven mentality resulting in layoffs while expecting others to pick up the slack. A spirit of maximizing assets. I'm repulsed by the term…” – Full Review

“Fun experience and learned alot about the retail world”

Pros:  “Great place to work for students while in school”

Cons:  “Holidays can be a drag with stressed customers” – Full Review

“Mediocre”

Pros:  “You learn a lot of cool things about printing and meet lots of people. Pay is good for a student in college (above minimum wage). Day and night shifts are available.”

Cons:  “Pay is not good for someone with a family or trying to move out on their own. You will still be considered full time while only getting 32 hours a week. They are…” – Full Review

“You can learn a lot here”

Pros:  “In the thick of things Downtown, especially with the Casino opening soon! Definitely a good place to spend a few years to gain a significant amount of knowledge and…”

Cons:  “Nepotism; not a huge company, therefore, more competition for positions when moving up in management.” – Full Review

“Phenomenal”

Pros:  “The staff at Riverside respite were par excellance.”

Cons:  “Neighbors did not always understand. But pleasant.” – Full Review

“Company at a cross roads”

Pros:  “I still believe there is a lot of potential at Iron Mountain depending on what the new CEOs vision is once Richard Reese steps down.”

Cons:  “Business is changing and paper will someday no longer be as important. Reminds me of Polaroid before digital photography took off.” – Full Review

“Not enough compensation for what you do.”

Pros:  “Free movie tickets, employee screenings, somewhat flexible schedules, discounted food during breaks, good coworkers.”

Cons:  “No sick/personal days, always open (365 days of the year), work holidays, late work nights, expect too much at minimum wage pay, few opportunities for advancement…” – Full Review