Not worth the time and energy. - Lead Porter/Porter Katsam Employee Review

1.0
Nov 21, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Not a single one to mention.

Cons

No support no respect pay is horrible the people are horrible management is disgusting lies misconceptions false promises etc etc.

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5.0
Dec 12, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The new night Manager leads from the front and communicates with everyone. TEAM 1st environment. A example is the team no longer rushes to finishes their route but is focused on every route being finished together and helping each other with coordinated communication from management. Most night jobs are secluded from the day shift usually leading to feeling as misfits but recently with new management the connection between both has gotten stronger, its not AM against PM but seems unified. Which Josh (manager) said he would create. Pay starts low but can reach good pay by 6 months if you perform as expected. 4 day work schedules. Night manager care's and it shows, even uses his own money and time to better the team. General manager Dave and night manager Josh lead from the very front to bring everyone together.

Cons

Weekends are mandatory some weeks. Overtime is gone. Weather can be a struggle. Trucks are down alot.

1.0
Feb 11, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Easily hiring process overall quicker than other jobs i had

Cons

I worked for this janitorial company for a period of time, and while the job itself was straightforward, the overall experience was disappointing. Raises were discussed but never materialized, and favoritism played a role in how workloads and schedules were handled. The amount of work assigned often felt higher than what the pay reflected, and concerns raised to management or HR were rarely addressed in a meaningful way. Communication was inconsistent, and employees did not feel particularly valued or supported. This may be an acceptable short-term job for some, but I would recommend asking very specific questions about workload, raises, and expectations before accepting a position.

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