Bentley Prince Street Reviews
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Company Rating Based on 3 ratings Employees are “Dissatisfied” |
CEO Rating
Based on 1 ratings
President |
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Pros
a lot of great people. president tries really hard to give perks to people so there is a gym across the street, watched world cup, etc., if you are interested in the carpet industry you will learn a lot here.
Cons
not visionary, inconsistent message from management, hr is way old school and not geared to working with non-hourly, way too much bending over backward to accommodate sales reps which jerks manufacturing around, way too many mistakes coming out of manufacturing
Advice to Senior Management
Stronger manufacturing management and processes needed.
Pros
Good benefits, product and brand
Cons
Long hours, underpaid, not a collaborative atmosphere; No consideration for work/life balance
Advice to Senior Management
Move into the 21st century with work schedules
Pros
Some great people are there and President does his best to motivate people with little perks despite the interference from corporate environmental which causes much stress to many and lowers moral.
If you are interested in the carpet industry, you will learn a lot there but at a cost. I recommend you keep searching and learn it somewhere else where there is less turmoil.
Cons
I agree with all previously comments (company not visionary, inconsistent message from management) and I add more...
- Company claims to be sustainable but runs some of their people (#1 resource) into the ground.
- Not an even playing field. Some "favorites" (who make rather serious mistakes costing company >$50,000 in losses) are not 'dealt with' at all. Others are seen as "disposable" and let go for various bogus reasons. Beware...company has history with many who were good talented employees simply cast aside. Others see this happen it lowers morale.
- HR has long history of turning their back on employees unless they are obligated by law to do something - maybe this is legal but totally unethical. Beware of crossing senior management/corporate because HR will not come to your defense regardless of how good your performance, sacrifices or accomplishments Company claims to be one of the best places to work in L.A. but still has many personnel problems especially communication despite all "Strengths" being beat into everyone.
- Production does not hold weekly staff meetings with key staff (operations, maint./eng., EHS, ISO) which is so inefficient. Weekly meetings are pretty standard in medium-large manufacturing.
- There are many times when staff spends extra time chasing down info, holding emergency meetings and playing "catch up" especially if direction on projects has to be adjusted mid-stream. This happens much to frequently. This wastes time and resources. So much for sustainability.
- Comany management has adversial relationship with corporate environmental adding to difficulities of running plant efficiently. She runs the show and no one (including President) has any veto power. Environmenal programs at times conflict with other company goals and objectives so that precious manpower, time & money are wasted on foolish projects that could have been spent on more critical projects or improving bottom line. This causes frustration at manager/supervisor level and lowers morale.
Advice to Senior Management
Don't make promises you can't keep. Employees see it (or hear about it through rumor mill) and it lowers moral. Give power back to President Minite where it belongs for running the plant and making decisions.
