It Was Fine. Just a Job. - Printing Machine Operator Big Visual Group Employee Review

3.0
Jun 16, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The company kept up with current technologies (computers, software, printing presses) and design trends. The organizational systems in place made for clear workflow.

Cons

It was a very impersonal job. Sales people would regularly get large bonuses or commissions while the employees working to fulfill those large last minute orders would see no additional incentives, but were required to stay very late or come in hours early to meet deadlines. There seemed to be clear favoritism. Overall pay was mediocre and benefits were thin. The health insurance offered was cost prohibitive. The 401k match wasn't great, and they did not offer vacation or sick days. You had to use PTO for anything that would cause you to miss work. The PTO scaled with years worked and if the company decided to shut down for multiple days during a holiday, you would only get paid for the day of the holiday but would not be compensated for any other days they decided to not be open therefore you would have to use your hard earned PTO because the owner decided to shut down.

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5.0
May 31, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Quickly improving my organizational skills and becoming more confident in handling production responsibilities. Different visual projects that keep the work interesting. Helpful supervisors, always available when you need assistance in a difficult situation. Clear communication between departments.

Cons

Extra responsibilities when team members are abs

2.0
May 6, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The location was convenient. That's about it.

Cons

Nothing works because nobody knows who's supposed to do what. You'll get three different answers from three different people about the same task, which honestly gets old real fast. Projects just kind of exist in limbo while people shuffle things back and forth, and then suddenly you're behind and it's somehow everyone's fault and nobody's fault at the same time. Documentation doesn't exist and nothing runs on anything resembling a system — it's all unwritten rules and whoever yells loudest gets their way. I spent most of my time trying to figure out how things actually worked instead of actually doing the work. By the end I just stopped caring because caring meant stressing over a mess that wasn't mine to fix anyway.

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