customer service representative

press operator

delivery driver

seasonal warehouse associate

production worker

M&T Printing Group

When they first hire you, you are praised. But there is minimal training efforts and then they get mad when you ask questions. Pay is terrible for the amount of work you are expected to complete, and they dont like approving overtime. There is also a huge disconnect between the warehouse and the office whoch effects things greatly. If you are 1 minute late you are docked 15 minutes from your pay. Same with lunch and clocking out even though the punch clock is usually off. Benefits suck, and you get no vacation days or time off until you have worked there a full year, and make a fuss when you book off time unpaid. 

Enjoy.

A typical day at job was: clock in 10 min early, search for orders that need to be printed ASAP, then for the closes to the due day, distribute workload according to the printers kind, load proper stock/paper ensure printers are running without major stops. Clear paper jams if necessary. 

Its a pretty easy job you just have to pay attention and learn to identify all the different kinds of stocks they carry, that way you will load the right one into the printers.

Management is good, some people will always complain, I have seen really bad ones and this is NOT the case.

They pride themself on always high-quality prints.

After a while it can get a bit boring, coworkers are the best thing in there.

If you like closed door policies and confidentiality agreements this place may be for you. The atmosphere is not collaborative at all and you will somehow feel alone in a room full of workers. Pay is low and not to be discussed with others, they are patient with training but if your not quick to pick up small details you won't last very long. If any mistakes are made be prepared to have closed door meetings with management. This place truly values profit over people, you're a cog in the machine here and if you stop turning they won't attempt to oil you and fix you up but opt to replace you instead.

If you don't have any print shop experience, it will be tough to learn at first. They give you jobs and then scold you when you ask questions. If you make a mistake, even a typo in an email, you will be disciplined. Time off is not allowed in your first year. DO NOT WORK AT THE CAMBRIDGE LOCATION. There is no lunch room, but you aren't allowed to eat at your desk. The employee's are either over 80 or are mentally unwell. The Cambridge location is a dump. With the money they rake in, you think they'd be able to update the look of the place a little. If you are wanting to work in a 60's themed haunted house, apply here.

Management, owners specifically, are the problem. Owner seems nice and super friendly but look at the turnover rate, as evidence. Most of the people there for decades have become complacent and or afraid to leave or are able to stroke the enormous ego of the owner. Communication is abysmal, asking clarifying questions is considered talking back or being disrespectful. 

If it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Coworkers were awesome though. FYI if you get the healthcare benefits YOU pay for them and they are not good and you can’t opt out. 

Terrible place to work. Graphic Designers do all the work from the start, coordinators are lazy and entitled and treat graphic designers like suckers who took the job, so they get no respect or training or help when things get backed up. Blame is always on the designer. Files are a HUGE mess that no one takes responsibility for, or even corrects. This place needs to be shut down more than anything. They do not care at all about customers. They keep them waiting and waiting with a 'too bad, so sad' approach. RUN!!!

No pay increases, even if you get 'promoted' within your location. Doesn't pay a living wage. People hired after you that you are required to train make more money than you, but you aren't supposed to discuss it. Benefits are very basic. Shifts are consistent and set, but very boring. If you don't work at the main locations, prepare to sit and twiddle your thumbs because there's nothing to do. Job is too easy.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Garage style printing company.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Owner and managment. Blocking anybody with ideas and skill.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Poor and sad every day. Going to work with mind set... what I am dping there?

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very long days with a constant feel of waisted time anf energy.

Worked at M&T for few years and it was TERRIBLE No advancement and no increase in pay for over 1o years!.  Awful benefits and  extremely unprofessional management and owners. Family owned and very cliquey. Do not do too much for them if you get hired, they will take take take and give YOU nothing in return. Only good was no weekends And a ham Christmas basket as Christmas gift lol - only work here if you’re desperate!

I worked at M&T for many years. This job is not for the light hearted, however, it taught me many skills and taught me how to work hard. If you put in the work, you will be very successful in the business and with the management. I really enjoyed the consistency working here and found transferable experience that I applied to my later jobs. 

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Customer service representative 7 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Press operator 2 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Delivery driver 2 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Seasonal warehouse associate 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour
Production worker 1 salary reported	$19.50 per hour

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