Let me frame this for you - Anonymous employee Framebridge Employee Review

2.0
Sep 26, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

You will make good money, benefits are good. they will not drug test new hires so getting in even with a felony record is easy. However if you get hurt, they will. You don't have to be vaccinated either.

Cons

Overtime is called last minute which is hard on employees families, daycare options and employees. very clique-ish, will promote not for skill but if they like you. No training for new hires, you will get a day or two to shadow each position then learn on the fly. Extremely toxic and stressful. You won't see upper management during the weekends, while you work. Expect 10 to 12 hour days,6 days a week. Has a rigid point system despite the challenges of the pandemic- 6 points you are out. 1 point for a day out/8hrs into a shift, 1/2 point for 3 hours or more missed, 1/4 point if you are late from lunch or leave 2 hours remaining in a shift (doctor/dental/mental health visits are pointed). The upper management promotes a bully and gaslighting culture and does not recognize or praise good work. Does not follow CDC guidelines or enforce masks or cleaning. Encourages sick folks to come in for the need of having people to produce for the business with threats of being pointed out or being written up. You feel like just a number and half the managers won't know your name.

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5.0
May 15, 2026
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Pros

The work environment is great and the management is very easy to communicate with. The work culture is fun and engaging.

Cons

Stressful at times to meet an hourly quota. The noise level get a bit too high certain times of the day.

5.0
May 15, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

As an employee at Framebridge, the work environment was generally structured and process-driven, with clear guidelines for completing daily tasks. Expectations were communicated through standard procedures, and most responsibilities were straightforward once trained. The role involved consistency, attention to detail, and following established workflows. The pace of work could vary depending on demand, especially during busy periods. Team coordination and communication played a key role in meeting deadlines and maintaining quality standards. Overall, the experience reflected a typical production-focused environment where efficiency and accuracy were important in day-to-day operations.

Cons

Some cons of working at Framebridge include the fast-paced workload during busy periods and the repetitive nature of some tasks. Productivity expectations can also feel demanding at times, especially when handling high order volumes.

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