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2.3

CEO Approval

Gregory F. Milzcik

President, CEO, and Director; Acting President, Barnes Aerospace

1 out of 4 Barnes Group Reviews

October 13, 2009
“ Management Lack Of Knowledge ”
Anonymous
In constant change; I don't recognize the company I interviewed with. Mid-level management lacks knowledge or motivation to support their employees.
November 21, 2008
“ Stay away...this company has a lot of issues and a history of employee turnover. ”
Mid-Level Manager in Cleveland, OH
July 18, 2008
“ Barnes, it's o.k. ”
Recruiter in Cleveland, OH
July 07, 2008
“ Don't trust Greg. ”
Manager in Bristol, CT

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