14 hours to unload the trailer, good luck everyone. Arrived 4:00pm departed 6: 00am.
If i COULD VOTE -0 STARS IT'S THEIRS FOR 1 I AM A TRANSPORT DRIVER AND HAD A LOAD TO PICK UP WELL I GOT THERE THE WAS A LITTLE GAURD SHACK TO CHECK IN AND OUT. WELL I DID THAT I WENT BACK TO THE TRUCK WELL TO FIND OUT MY STARTER HAD GONE BAD NEVERTHELESS I HAD THE TRUCK TOWING AND ASKED IF POSSIBLE I May LEAVE MY TRAILER. WELL THEY SAID TO ME SURE NO PROBLEM. WELL I RETURN WITH MY TRUCK TO FIND MY DARN TRAILER TOWED COSTING ME AN EXTRA $600 THAT COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED
I just purchased the new SEL Atlas and it is so behind on basic technology. It doesn't have navigation, compas, doesn't tell the tires presure and so many other basic things. I love the spacious and looks, but by missing so many important things it doesn't worth the 50+k
Do not work here! This brutal lean manufacturing environment, horrible management, and inconsiderate schedule are 3 very good reasons never to work here. Unless you enjoy swing shift, hostile work environments and injury.
Great employer and car manufacturer. I am looking forward to their newest American-made vehicle. I recently test drove the all new SUV, ATLAS. Amazing quality while providing the most competitive price on the market.
Funny plant but funniest security that i have ever seen
This is for VW attention, for the company "Preferred Precision Group" that you hired for QC in the Seating department:
I went in for "training" @ 7am.. sat in the parking lot for over and hour.. Another guy who was "training" was told to be there at 5am, he sat there for over 3 hrs waiting as well sent us to get out temp badges and it was a absolute MESS from that point on. We FINALLY got into the facility around 9:30am & sat in a room.. literally twirling our thumbs waiting for the next thing. We were told by some "head of HR lady" named Donna, who was a royal B1TCH, to sit there & wait..She walked in with a very unprofessional attitutw and demeanor. She was already sizing me & everyone else up the moment she walked in. I felt judgement from the second I met her. We sat in a room doing absolutely nothing. Some strang, creepy guy named Terry sat at a computer without saying a word the whole 2 hours we sat waiting. FINALLY when our supposed "trainer" (named Dee) came into to "train" us.. she explained some things the job would include & was gone 5 minutes later. Said training would start after lunch, I remind you at this time it was only 1020am. So, apparently we were suppose to sit in this small, tiny room for HOURS.. ridiculous. I told the "head of hr" lady, Donna, I asked for NIGHT SHIFT for a reason & sitting here for hours was unethical, my husband had to be at work & I was told "training" would be ONLY 4 hrs.. not a supposed "you could be here up to 12 hrs!" This job was so unorganized, no one had ANY idea of times, places & jobs people were assigned to do or be. I left without hesitation. A job who has completely hired a whole knew staff should have been my 1st red flag but going in just clarified that in my 27 years, I've never been to a job where they had ABSOLUTELY no idea their a$$ from their face. Poor VOLKSWAGEN of Chattanooga for getting jibbed by this unorthodox company! I have NEVER sat down & took time out of my day to write a google review, but this was absolutely necessary. Stay away from Preferred Precision Group, LLC (out of Pell City, Alabama)
I was very disappointed to see that they have a little portable toilet for all the truck drivers who come pickup or dilver here everyday. For big manufacturing unit like this it's a shame . I hope they can work on that in future.