Lighting assembler/lead - Anonymous employee Group Dekko Employee Review

2.0
Apr 6, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Decent pay, some great supervisors like Matt Toler, Craig Zahner, Ian Springer, and Derrick G. Also some other great team leads such as John Scherer, Mary San, Brenda Fair, Caryoln McDonald. The builders themselves were also an amazing bunch to work with. Curtis Leitch and Ron Benedict was generally understanding and helpful to others needs.

Cons

Long hours with not enough pay for the work load they constantly pile on their employees, never listen to employees concerns, double standards inside the work place...management does for one employee but not the same for another. Human Resources always quick to judge and punish but never listen or investigate issues that arise. Human Resources always quick to take the side of favorites in the building but quick to get rid of the ones they don't approve of without just cause. Never fulfills promises or agreements made with their employees such as pay increase or positive reinforcement for good deeds done.

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5.0
Aug 15, 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Leadership trusts you to do your job - no micromanaging, just real ownership of your work. Space to innovate: you can try new ideas, fail fast, learn, and pivot without fear. Supportive culture where competence is recognized and rewarded. Opportunities to forge new paths, improve processes, and directly impact company success. Colleagues who are collaborative, resourceful, and genuinely invested in each other’s success.

Cons

Fast-paced and ever-evolving. A great fit for self-starters, but can be overwhelming if you prefer rigid structure. Change is constant, so flexibility is key.

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3.0
Feb 2, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

team collaboration is celebrated here, love the ability to work in many spaces to get creativity flowing, knowledgeable leadership teams

Cons

a little low on the wage scales, leadership needs to be involved more with plant employees

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