Wyman-Gordon Reviews
Updated Jan 30, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 3 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
CEO Rating
Based on 2 ratings
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Pros
Almost all work is done independently. Very little management involvement in projects unless it is critical to upper managements agenda. Respective of personal time.
Cons
Very little communication. Decisions are made with the immediate time frame in mind with no forethought on the future implications. Lack of accountability and therefor lack of responsibility or consequences. Too few employees for salaried workforce, things fall through the cracks.
Advice to Senior Management
Hire someone that is a natural leader and tries to understand the business. Someone that isn't afraid to make decisions, hold their subordinates accountable and isn't a dictator.
Pros
The pay is great along with bonus structure. There is alot of potential for the company but even more inconsistencies and incompetentcies among the senior management.
Cons
Union is weak. Management is even weaker. They talk out of both ends and nothing makes sense. Poor selection in people running the front lines of the company (production supervisors). No appreciation whatsoever
Advice to Senior Management
Promote on ability instead of seniority. Management has no obligations to the Union. Stop micromanaging and let the ones running the show do there job.
Pros
Hard working co-workers as well as smart and dedicated co-workers
Cons
Management too focused for short term deliverables
Advice to Senior Management
Strive to improve upon meeting strategic goals to improve upon safety and quality
