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“I was hired in September 2017 by Dove Designs to do graphic artwork. In my interview, the owner stated he would train me to do art for his new fishing jerseys. I agreed to leave a stable job with higher pay in order to work in my career field and stated this to my new employer. I started the following Monday and sat at my desk for a week with very little to do. I was told to try to create ads. I did this. Within the next two weeks, my employer began showing me how to start designing the jerseys in Photoshop. He was very impatient with me and insulted me claiming I did not know how to work Photoshop. I explained I had been working on a Mac computer the last three years and had forgotten some of the keyboard shortcuts for a PC. I remembered and used them. His attitude was very demeaning. And from his work in Photoshop, I could see he was able to produce the design work but he did not name his layers neither did he even know what the tools were named. His other artist called them by different names, as well. Neither of them had been to school for graphic design. Their methods were very confusing to me. He wanted me to take his work and run with it without training me in the way he wanted it done. I explained that people use Photoshop in different ways and there were several ways to complete tasks and I was used to other ways of doing so, that he only had to show me how he wanted me to achieve his design work and I would do it. Again, he was impatient with me claiming he didn't have time to show me how when he promised to train me. Instead, he asked the two other ladies who worked in the office to train me doing clerical work and what he called name-dropping. This is essentially changing the names on the t-shirt designs in PS. While it wasn't part of my job description to learn the clerical work, I learned it. He wanted me to be first on the phone so I was an answering service, I learned how to answer pertinent questions from customers, take orders, enter orders in Quick Books, and their filing system. I finished all of the work I was asked to do each day without fail. As a new employee, I did make some mistakes but corrected them and learned the job. This was not a tobacco-free environment. My employer instructed me and spoke to me with a wad of tobacco in his lip and frequently spit in a soda bottle. While she was a kind and helpful person, the other artist stood at the front door near my office space and held the door open while smoking. The smoke blew back in my face so I had to breathe second-hand smoke. The employer's wife was very demeaning to another employee who just took the treatment. The marketing manager/tech guy was hardly this. He would never set up my printer so I could use it for the shipping process. Again, this was not in my job description but I was willing to do whatever this company asked of me. He was very rude to everyone, left the toilet seat up on purpose I think, burped, made loud sighing noises as he entered the building to just annoy me since I was first to hear him. Another lady would storm through the back door from the production area seeming to fret over everything. I worried for her stress level. Everyone in the whole workplace seemed stressed and agitated while I tried to remain calm and just do my work. My employer stated he wanted all of his employees to have a "sense of urgency." This seemed illogical to me when I could remain calm and still work quickly. After my third week, my boss called me on the phone on a Saturday morning and told me he had to let me go, that he didn't know if the school I went to didn't teach me or what, and I had made some mistakes. When I asked what mistakes I made, he said, "filing or something." He didn't even know. I put all of the orders in numerical order and filed them in the appropriate folders. I'm sure I did make a few mistakes because I am human, however, I learned something new every single day I worked there and applied it to the whole process. Upon being let go, I had mastered quite a few tasks and I had relieved the other ladies in the office of stress and overflow of work. I feel as though my life has been played with. I am a single parent struggling to make it. Besides that, I went over and above my duties for this company. Since I was let go, I've received two Indeed.com notices from this same company needing a graphic designer. In my initial interview, my boss claimed he had to let others go because "they didn't know Photoshop." Maybe they were not psychic enough to know how to take his confusing, unprofessional work and do the designing he required. I wanted to post a review to warn others applying for this company. It was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever had and one of the most unprofessional, messy, and I hate to say but hickish/unintelligent environments I've ever worked in. The pay is also very low. It is definitely not worth anyone's time and effort to work for someone who hires and fires easily.”
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“I was hired in September 2017 by Dove Designs to do graphic artwork. In my interview, the owner stated he would train me to do art for his new fishing jerseys. I agreed to leave a stable job with higher pay in order to work in my career field and stated this to my new employer. I started the following Monday and sat at my desk for a week with very little to do. I was told to try to create ads. I did this. Within the next two weeks, my employer began showing me how to start designing the jerseys in Photoshop. He was very impatient with me and insulted me claiming I did not know how to work Photoshop. I explained I had been working on a Mac computer the last three years and had forgotten some of the keyboard shortcuts for a PC. I remembered and used them. His attitude was very demeaning. And from his work in Photoshop, I could see he was able to produce the design work but he did not name his layers neither did he even know what the tools were named. His other artist called them by different names, as well. Neither of them had been to school for graphic design. Their methods were very confusing to me. He wanted me to take his work and run with it without training me in the way he wanted it done. I explained that people use Photoshop in different ways and there were several ways to complete tasks and I was used to other ways of doing so, that he only had to show me how he wanted me to achieve his design work and I would do it. Again, he was impatient with me claiming he didn't have time to show me how when he promised to train me. Instead, he asked the two other ladies who worked in the office to train me doing clerical work and what he called name-dropping. This is essentially changing the names on the t-shirt designs in PS. While it wasn't part of my job description to learn the clerical work, I learned it. He wanted me to be first on the phone so I was an answering service, I learned how to answer pertinent questions from customers, take orders, enter orders in Quick Books, and their filing system. I finished all of the work I was asked to do each day without fail. As a new employee, I did make some mistakes but corrected them and learned the job. This was not a tobacco-free environment. My employer instructed me and spoke to me with a wad of tobacco in his lip and frequently spit in a soda bottle. While she was a kind and helpful person, the other artist stood at the front door near my office space and held the door open while smoking. The smoke blew back in my face so I had to breathe second-hand smoke. The employer's wife was very demeaning to another employee who just took the treatment. The marketing manager/tech guy was hardly this. He would never set up my printer so I could use it for the shipping process. Again, this was not in my job description but I was willing to do whatever this company asked of me. He was very rude to everyone, left the toilet seat up on purpose I think, burped, made loud sighing noises as he entered the building to just annoy me since I was first to hear him. Another lady would storm through the back door from the production area seeming to fret over everything. I worried for her stress level. Everyone in the whole workplace seemed stressed and agitated while I tried to remain calm and just do my work. My employer stated he wanted all of his employees to have a "sense of urgency." This seemed illogical to me when I could remain calm and still work quickly. After my third week, my boss called me on the phone on a Saturday morning and told me he had to let me go, that he didn't know if the school I went to didn't teach me or what, and I had made some mistakes. When I asked what mistakes I made, he said, "filing or something." He didn't even know. I put all of the orders in numerical order and filed them in the appropriate folders. I'm sure I did make a few mistakes because I am human, however, I learned something new every single day I worked there and applied it to the whole process. Upon being let go, I had mastered quite a few tasks and I had relieved the other ladies in the office of stress and overflow of work. I feel as though my life has been played with. I am a single parent struggling to make it. Besides that, I went over and above my duties for this company. Since I was let go, I've received two Indeed.com notices from this same company needing a graphic designer. In my initial interview, my boss claimed he had to let others go because "they didn't know Photoshop." Maybe they were not psychic enough to know how to take his confusing, unprofessional work and do the designing he required. I wanted to post a review to warn others applying for this company. It was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever had and one of the most unprofessional, messy, and I hate to say but hickish/unintelligent environments I've ever worked in. The pay is also very low. It is definitely not worth anyone's time and effort to work for someone who hires and fires easily.”
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