Employee Insights in Mount Juliet, TN
Review information last updated August 6, 2025.
Rating Distribution
4 ratings
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Highlights
Pros
- Positive Compensation and Benefits
- Strong Team Dynamic
- Straightforward Employment Opportunities
Cons
- Lack of Adequate Training and Support
- Perceived Preferential Treatment
- Poor Leadership Support
It decent
Pros
Competitive compensation with attractive incentives and benefits.
Cons
The role can be physically demanding, potentially leading to fatigue in the lower extremities.
Nice workplace
Toxic Company
Pros
The company offers competitive benefits, contributing to employee retention. A diverse range of departmental opportunities is available, and compensation is generally aligned with market standards.
Cons
The work environment is perceived as artificial and potentially toxic. Advancement opportunities appear to be influenced by gender, race, and tenure. Leadership roles at the L6 level and above demonstrate significant political influence. Training opportunities are often inadequate for employees at levels T1 through L5, based on my experience. Despite the company’s size, organizational processes appear to be inefficient, as exemplified by the difficulty in establishing initial contact with my assigned trainer on my first day, resulting in extended time spent outside the building.
Toxic Company
Pros
The company offers competitive benefits, contributing to employee retention. A diverse range of departmental opportunities is available, and compensation is generally aligned with market standards.
Cons
The work environment is perceived as artificial and potentially toxic. Advancement opportunities appear to be influenced by gender, race, and tenure. Leadership roles at the L6 level and above demonstrate significant political influence. Training opportunities are often inadequate for employees at levels T1 through L5, based on my experience. Despite the company’s size, organizational processes appear to be inefficient, as exemplified by the difficulty in establishing initial contact with my assigned trainer on my first day and subsequent inability to access the building.
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