Working at GLOCK

It's my company so I get to see the fruit of my labor

After I finished it hard to get back to work and it's hard to keep up with my friends

Cool gear

I think I'm a work in progress

Music and movies

Studying and designing practicing touring

I basically only worked for myself

Good but I they could share my modeling pictures it would be great

Providing protection

They have great benefits. They pay 100% of your health dental condition. The company parties have great crew. The manufacturing facility itself is very clean and state-of-the-art

My supervisor was female and would flirt and generally flaunt herself to any man or boy that would look in her direction. Everyone would say oh it's because she's French. French people are like that. Inappropriate behavior is inappropriate behavior

Witnessing my supervisor bending over in front of me everyday was a great perk.

The leadership team at the manufacturing facility in Smyrna was mostly made up of good ol boys. As far as the CEOs concerned Gaston Glock that passed away and I never knew him personally

Stop the DEI hiring. And hire people that are good at their jobs not for their diversity and skin color

I was hired as a temp. The temp agency told me to lie on my resume about my Manufacturing background. I got in the door one year later I was hired on after learning on the job.

I'm not sure how it compares to the industry average I haven't been employed at that many manufacturing facilities to compare

The representation of the company is overdone. The hiring is mostly due to your diversity and ethnic background. Not because of your skills or experience. Which makes the company weaker in my opinion

Break time was a great joyful experience. The rest of the time going from machine to machine in a repetitive manner is not for everyone

The knowledge I am learning about firearms.

Gender specific roles.

Healthcare