
Misumi boasts huge profits while stealing from their employees and working them to the bone. Horrible working environment.
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Misumi has a culture of trying to look good instead of admitting that there are things that need to be fixed. Instead of seeking honor for people we need to seek to improve the company and admit failure when needed. Employees need to be empowered and communications need to be consistent across dep
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Need more staff for the tasks assigned
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Paid well for my title, but not responsibilities
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Coworkers willing to discuss issues with each other
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Communication of company projects and goals
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Value the employees more than the bottom line.
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We care about each other
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Better management - team building
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Pay employees the rate of inflation, stop making benefits worse.
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Raises that mirror cost of living, semi-annual bonuses instead of yearly
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Pay employees according to inflation rates, otherwise you are reducing our pay.
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Need cost of living increase, go back to 6 month bonus schedule
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Changes to insurance plan were unacceptable, raises under inflation rate are unacceptable.
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More empowerment to employees, less red tape to actually get things done
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Better goals, more team building, appropriate staffing levels, less knee jerk reactions
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We work well as a team, teammates are invested in what they do.
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They are available to vent to about all the problems we have in the company.
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A day with no meetings or red tape. Freedom to just do my job.
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Behave like a mid-size company instead of a large company - need to work faster and respond to changes quicker
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COmmunication of goals and how roles bit into the greater goals - less red tape - too much CYA in play by execs and they don't seem to get along
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Turnover rates are way too high, employees need to be heard and valued better. HR department doesn't care about employees. Company is making money hand over fist, but employees suffer with no adjustments for rising prices.
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