Pros: The team atmosphere at CaliSticker is genuinely supportive. Everyone is willing to lend a hand, making the learning curve for handling custom sticker orders and operating the printing machinery much smoother. I appreciated the flexibility in scheduling which helped me manage personal commitments alongside my production duties. It's a great environment for developing core skills in a fast-paced e-commerce setting.
Cons: While the job itself is steady, career progression paths aren't always clearly defined. Sometimes, during peak seasons for custom sticker orders, the workload can become quite intense, and communication about project scope could be more proactive. Getting approvals for minor process improvements can also take longer than expected, which sometimes slows down efficiency for the production team.
Advice to Management: Consider creating more defined career ladders for production staff. Also, improving internal communication regarding upcoming busy periods and project demands would help the team prepare better and manage workload more effectively.
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How does the salary compare for entry-level designers at CaliSticker?
For entry-level designer roles in the sticker printing industry, I found the starting salary at CaliSticker to be competitive with other small to medium-sized businesses in the Los Angeles area. While it might not match the top-tier tech companies, it felt fair for the experience gained.
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