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Coastline Equipment Reviews
What is it like working at Coastline Equipment?
We lack team work and dedications.
Heavy Equipment Mechanic in La Puente:
Pros: Its a job, no stress
Cons: I have skills but no challenge and no team effort working to having a great well oiled machine. As a matter of fact some people do the least possible.
Im motivated ready to work and help others but the other half just extend their breaks and lack a team effort mentality.
Heavy Equipment Mechanic in La Puente:
Pros: Its a steady job.
Cons: No team effort. Lazy people extending their breaks. some avoid working.
Heavy Equipment Mechanic:
The Coastline Equipment mechanics in Santa Ana California have what it takes to do the job but better leadership is needed to set a high standard example. If the leader lacks enthusiasm some will follow than others will do the same. There is no oversite at any department. Whether it is insuring parts are accounted for and there are no personal items being ordered or everyone is working as scheduled and taking there breaks as per policy. There is no dedication by anyone due to the lack of leadership. Now I here that the same person who is supposedly is the supervisors go to guy is the same one who spends to much time on his phone and not enough time staying on his job. Coastline really needs good leadership or maybe earning your pay check no longer applies to most. The problem is, anywhere you go, their is no one with experience to handle this type of work as supervisor or mechanic. You can call it growing pains or bad judgement in hiring bad supervisors either way it takes experience and the right frame of mind to get things done. Without good leadership it will be a struggle and people will continue to be unhappy. Someone has to oversee what is going on or money will be wasted.
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