YEARLY PROFIT SHARING BONUSES! - Anonymous employee Hunter Industries Employee Review

3.0
Jul 10, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Profit sharing comes around at first week of December, look for at least more than 10% of your yearly gross. Owner personally hands you the check, very cool. Overtime, weekly extra days of work (Saturday and Sundays) if you're in to that.

Cons

Positions per hour are below current market specially for production workers in the line. If you're workaholic, no family, no life partner, no high school diploma, no plans, no money management and like to work in production lines, this is for you. Abundance of production line workers volunteering for weekly extra days of work Saturday and Sunday is never ending. Machines constantly being repaired because there is no downtime for preventive maintenance. If there is a day for downtime, little to no maintenance volunteers are found, I understand, these guys needs to be off too, they are here constantly in the weekend to cover production. To be promoted, you need to apply for the position and go to whole interview process like anyone else outside the company. You have the same chances applying somewhere else.

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5.0
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Pros

- Solid Pay - Profit Sharing

Cons

- No Remote Work - Not Much Opportunity for growth

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Hunter Industries Response
3mo
Thank you, IT Analyst!! We appreciate the time you took to provide feedback.
1.0
Mar 7, 2026
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Pros

Develop resilience, seek better opportunities!

Cons

SO MANY that it cannot be covered in one page even. CEO is likable but the senior, mid-low level management are not so good. They however operate to the cadence of the CEO. I have seen so far in my professional career. No professional etiquette, no empathy for its employees, They don't want assertive and productive employees; they want people who are desperate for employment workers and low in confidence. Pay is below market. Incentive is even worst, Out of guilt, they offer an annual bonus that’s about 10% of compensation and is driven by company performance. To offset many inefficient processes and lost revenue, they hire and tolerate low skilled workers. Managers are inexperienced, highly non-cooperative and not supportive. Employees who have committed decades of service were harassed and forced to leave. Your career flounder because your job duties are not likely to translate well, unless you’re an engineer, or a warehouse worker. Work/life balance is affected by working for a terrible manager.

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Hunter Industries Response
3mo
We understand that everyone's experience can be different, and we're sorry to hear that yours was negative. We take your concerns seriously. Please feel free to contact a Human Resources representative to discuss further, should you choose to do so.
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