senior financial analyst

designer

program manager

tool and die maker

launch manager

DBG CANADA

This place is by far the worst out there.

The stress is unmeasurable and the lack of judgment is without boundaries. Expect to work 70-80 hours per week without overtime and appreciation.

The big boss, the owner, calls employees thieves all the time while the company steal workers' time on production meeting without any paying a penny.

They fired people on a regular basis, so you can see they're hiring all the time. The most pressured department is HR, and they are firing and hiring almost every day.

They will hire much more than they need and will fire 90% in two weeks to three months. Whatever left will most of time quit in 6 months. So it's hardly see any employee senior than 6 months.

They are unorganized, unprofessional, and they are trying to push unrealistic goals down your throat. You'll be fired if you say "no" or even trying to explain.

Don't fooled by them. Most of their permanent positions are actually some 2-3 months temporary. Then don't offer contract because they don't want to pay the extra and are hard to terminate before the term.

Very fast paced environment. Lots to do, never a dull moment. Family atmosphere can be seen as both a positive and a negative. Not enough employees to handle the workload - company tends to rely too much on key performing employees and will keep them very busy. Most of the time the key employees are too busy which affects their quality of work, work life balance and can sometimes results in a negative attitude. Suggestion would be to hire more employees so that work load is more manageable. Not enough social initiatives or extra curricular activities resulting in lower morale.

Good advancement opportunities and employees are rewarded for staying with the company. High turnover of employees which negatively affects company image.

I started with data entry, wip reports/journals, docket pkgs and printing of orders for the production floor, answering and maintaining phones as well as meeting and greeting customers.

I started as a press operator, processed to a set up operator where i then became a team leader for the press dept. Applied and received the job of production administration and when DBG downsized not only did I continued with the production administration duties, I also maintained the job duties for the front desk receptionist. I enjoyed my journey with DBG and working with all the team members through out the 23 years I had at DBG.

They shut down the Kennedy plant just before Christmas after losing Magna as a customer, and now the Ambassador plant is on the brink of closing after losing Volvo as a customer, as there is no more production there; lots of layoffs. They have also been black listed by all their suppliers for not paying their bills, so if we really needed something it had to be picked up with a credit card. I was put on temporary layoff so they don't have to pay my vacation or termination pay. I already have a new job, so I just have to wait 13 weeks to receive it.

The organization seems to go through a continual evolution, but nothing gets better.  The owners do not respect the leadership team and are continually replacing them without the benefit of understanding why.  The ownership takes consul from the wrong individual(s) and fails to see the good or understand the challenges of a large organization.

A typical day at work was fast paced at time. Had to learn how to prioritize to be able to accomplish my duties on time. Management were always there to provide me with their help. My co-workers were great people to work with. The hardest part of my job was the travel time to and from work. I loved being at the hub of the company and greeting the public. Really enjoyed the busy pace of Reception.

Nepotism was rampant in the company,  individuals were overlooked so relatives could be brought in to fill desired position. Long time employees were unhappy because they felt their years of service wasn't appreciated. A feeling of anger and bitterness was always present among most workers.

I worked at dbg for 13 months it was the worst working experience i ever had in my
Life , The management at dbg is extremely poor, people who cant lead a team at all , the human resource officer was beyond rude and always had a problem with assisting me with my issues. The dbg employees get worked liked dogs daily and never valued for their work and dedication. Avoid this workplace !

Assembly line work
Spot welding 
Robetic welding 
Press machine 
Cnc machine Volvo urea cover
Quality and packaging 
Work ivermet friendly
While working eachotter
Maintain hourly production
Quality check lifting packing
Clean up work aerea we done all  General duttyd extra

This company treats people like garbage they have no respect for employees,they expect you to work 7 days a week because most of them do also the supervisor are grap they go around making sexual comments to females.if you go from temp the full time the pay difference is $0.55

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