Management lacks necessary qualities to make this place as great as it could be. - Anonymous employee Interplex Employee Review

2.0
Jan 4, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

There are many nice people trying to make a living in manaufacturing. Company spends money on technology although select few receive formal training. Wages are somewhat comparable to other manufacturing facilities in Illinois.

Cons

Management is frequently put in positions that they are not qualified for and it makes it difficult to get things accomplished. Because of this, the planning is poor and the result is the constant micromanagement that causes frustration among the managers and lead people that have to answer to employees that get treated unfairly. Changes in policy happen very frequently and are not communicated to employees or managers regularly.Because of the company's commitment requiring a 24/7 operation, forced weekend work paid at straight wages is the norm. Use of temporary employment and turnover add to the chaos.

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5.0
Aug 20, 2024
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Pros

I feel fulfilled and fortunate to be with them because they are helpful and fun to work alongside. We help each other, and that’s fantastic.

Cons

I'm hoping there will be more team-building activities to get to know people from other teams.

1.0
Mar 22, 2025
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Pros

Starting pay is usually good but they’re desperate for hires to run a 24/7 operation. Anyone can work here with no experience really, you’ll get trained on the spot.

Cons

Very unorganized, management communication is lacking, cheap on replacement parts for machines, low morale within the company. Lot of butting heads on efficiency issues, everyone wants to say their ideas but nobody is working together to form a solution. Lots of cross training to fill in gaps but no compensation for taking on extra work. Pay rate is uneven/unfair among different departments or lines. Lots of keeping things under your hat.

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