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Manufacturing Supervisor Reviews
What is it like working as a Manufacturing Supervisor?
February 2019
Its a good place to work if you are seeking for experience.
Manufacturing Supervisor in Olongapo City:
Pros: You can expose yourself in many training
Cons: Cost cutting to all organization
February 2019
It’s ok.
Manufacturing Supervisor in Winnipeg:
Pros: Be a supervisor
Cons: Dealing with communication issues in the shop
January 2019
Land of Opportunity.
Manufacturing Supervisor in Houston:
Pros: Lot of social events and things to do.
Cons: Traffic.
January 2019
Ok.
Manufacturing Supervisor in Melbourne:
Pros: People and companies
Cons: Traffic
January 2019
Family friendly.
Manufacturing Supervisor in Salt Lake City:
Pros: It's home for me. It is growing and welcoming.
Cons: Winters. Smog air during the winter
January 2019
Sucks.
Manufacturing Supervisor in Milwaukee:
Pros: The pay
Cons: The fact Quality does nothing to help production
January 2018
Manufacturing Supervisor in Atlanta:
Pros: Home town and lots of entertainment.
Cons: At time traffic can be very stressfull.
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