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Production Supervisor Reviews
What is it like working as a Production Supervisor?
June 2016
Working as a Production Manager.
Production Supervisor:
Pros: I am in charge. I get to come and go as I please.
Cons: I take over 50 calls a day. I work at least 50 hours a week. Mostly including Saturday's.
June 2016
Production Supervisor:
Pros: Great schedule and entry level management training.
Cons: Union employees and the stress involved in quality control.
May 2016
Very demanding and challenging.
Production Supervisor:
Pros: The multitasking fast pace.
Cons: Summer is a slow production time.
May 2016
I WISH I KNEW YOU CAN'T MAKE ANYONE DO ANYTHING.
Production Supervisor:
FIT PEOPLE TO SKILLS DON'T TRY TO FORCE A SQUARE PEG IN A ROUND HOLE.
May 2016
The people.
Production Supervisor:
Quality and speed are important. Team players.
May 2016
Production Supervisor:
Pros: Managing staff and satisfying customers with great product.
Cons: Stress, constant emailing, 2nd shift being away from family.
May 2016
I would have to commute close to 2 hours a day.
Production Supervisor:
Make sure you get paid a fair market wage.
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