Georgia-Pacific

I worked at the Millwork warehouse on Circle Freeway Dr. I started on 12/27/1989. On the first day it was 22 degrees below zero and there was no heat in the building. All the pop in the pop machine froze. I was also sent to the Independence Ky. plant to get their moulding program set up. It became Blue Linx. And the West Chester plant was sold to Milliken Millwork. I stayed on with Milliken who put heat in the building. Spent 15 years there

Great Benefits worked with a wonderful sales team. The pay was great as well. Opportunity for advancement.

I spent my entire career with Georgia-Pacific, working in various locations throughout the United States. From the beginning Georgia-Pacific was a very good place to work. When the company was acquired by Koch Industries, GP went from "Good to Great". Koch industries has an incredible culture and business philosophy. They transformed Georgia-Pacific into truly special. Highly recommend GP/Koch for individuals seeking to make a difference, create value for society, and be compensated according to their contributions.

If everyone in the higher up had better communication and knew what when something went wrong when 95% of the new students was let go do to one teacher then something wasn't right and the section i was placed in had no knowledge of what i was suppose to do so i was doing random stuff and left alone to do them. The plus side tho you have a friendly crew and was nice to work with. Also, when inviting new people to a program like that and promising a job title in the end of it you better actually have the ok to do so from the union found out from them that they never agreed on the students getting a position that was promised so ya wasted my time

I truly enjoyed my time at Georgia-Pacific. Working in-house legal. Interacting with others in the company was a great learning experience.

I believe it was a very decent company during the time I worked there we worked there we were transitioning to multicolor corporation. Where corporation. The controller was not a very nice man. It I don't think I even heard the words thank you once in the year I worked there.

Gained a lot of knowledge and experience over 5 years of being employed by Georgia Pacific. Fast paced environment with room for improvement and pay raises.

A good place to work you can grow within the company winter cold summer hot but you learn a lot of good quality and thing about food and allegedly what to do and not todo

Dont have a story to share i enjoyed my time with the company i probably still be there if the plant i worked at didnt shit down

It was ok i was temp at qls i think its a small part george Pacific the people was pretty cool the pay was terrible for 7.50

For single people and people that don’t have kids at home. Six days a week only two days off. One weekend a month.

WORKED WITH GP IN COLLEGE TECH SCHOOL AND ABBOUT 3 YEARS. ALL WOODLANDS OPS. MAINE, WEST VIRGINIA. FOREMAN, CONTRACTOR.

I loved working there I left for a job paying more money big mistake should have stayed where I was the job I took didn’t do what they said they were going to do