Nucor Reviews
Updated Dec 8, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Incentivized Pay and freedom of initiative
Cons
No fixed pay scale structure
Pros
Good compensation commensurate with qualifications, no lazy people, good work ethic of staff, good bonuses (for permanent employees).
Cons
You have to care more about the company than you do yourself and your family. else you get little recognition.
Pros
Nucor is a great place when steel prices are high and production is good. To move up you have to work a lot of overtime, but the money is good. No union which is great.
Cons
Be careful. It can be dangerous.
Advice to Senior Management
Make sure your supervisors are not "yes" men and that they will stand up for their crews. You should offer some financial advice to your employees. I knew a supervisor who made six figures and lived paycheck to pay check. Very sad to see.
Pros
safe place to work
money is great
enjoy my job
Cons
12 hour shifts
no down sides
Pros
good pay plenty of time off.
Cons
market is down business is slow.
Pros
stable company with no layoff policy, starting pay rate is very competitive for the area, very safety oriented work environment
Cons
unable to resolve problems efficiently, ever changing schedules, always required to go in early and stay late with little or no compensation
Advice to Senior Management
When changes are necessary to survive in a hostile economy, be clear about exactly who is making the changes, why the changes are necessary, who the changes will affect and exactly what the changes are.
Pros
Great Pay.
Supportive of independent work and self-motivated individuals.
Allows for a great addition to your resume.
Cons
Inept management
Must sacrifice normal time off at a moments notice
Very Mediocre benefits.
You lose money when you take off time for vacation or for illness.
Advice to Senior Management
Reread Ken Iverson's books to relearn why his philosophies worked and should have never been changed.
Pros
Pays well with lots of advancement opportunity when the mill/company is doing well., but the opposite when the market or mill is underperforming. People are good to work with.
Cons
Long hours with very little flexibility. Hot and dirty,
Advice to Senior Management
After 2 years of start-up, employees need the same rights as running divisions. Including time off and the ability to transfer for a promotion.
Pros
The 4 on and 4 off rotating 12 hour schedule gives a lot of time off when you are on it, they change your schedule quite frequently at the cold side. The pay is the motivating factor.
Cons
There is a huge buddy system here. A lot of Nucor employees that were denied promotions for several years (17+) at other plants have transferred to this new plant and have been promoted to supervisor due to lack of management choices. The heat and dust is a problem, employees just have to make due.
Advice to Senior Management
Communication with all employees, way too many secrets about schedules, business climate and just routine daily operations. Just because a person can play golf doesn't mean they are the best or earned the next promotion.
