The duo behind Oslo-based design studio Gridy, Lars Olav Dybdal and Wilhelm Grieg Teisner, both studied at the Bergen Academy of Art and Design prior to joining forces in 2010. Since then they have quickly became known for creating functional designs with a sense of wit and personality. Breweries are fun--shouldn't the design be, too?
Echoing that thought is Boss Rambler, a bright and fresh soon-to-be brewery and tasting room located in Bend, Oregon. Simply put, it's a jewel box of a restaurant, gleaming with color and textures that simultaneously energize and ground you. In a word, it's a gem. Tour the full space over on our blog.Create an easy, breezy outdoor space with the help of custom colors, COM-friendly fabrics, and modern designs. Get inspired by our latest outdoor furniture guide.
Echoing that thought is Boss Rambler, a bright and fresh soon-to-be brewery and tasting room located in Bend, Oregon. Simply put, it's a jewel box of a restaurant, gleaming with color and textures that simultaneously energize and ground you. In a word, it's a gem. Tour the full space over on our blog.Create an easy, breezy outdoor space with the help of custom colors, COM-friendly fabrics, and modern designs. Get inspired by our latest outdoor furniture guide.
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Sarah Grabowski
Apr 21, 2021
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H. B.
Feb 04, 2021
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Dana Colvin
Jan 09, 2021
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Bert Slonka Jr
Jul 12, 2019
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Saw alot of favertism take place within management. No quality standard's. Got these people called " zone leaders" and more than half of them dont know nothing about the work they're in charge of and Jeff Miller the owner abd CEO George Mason take advantage of the minorities who been there for several years and they got roach problems in tbe cafeteria.
Stephen Patton
Jul 08, 2019
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Tammy Dodd
Dec 30, 2017
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Kaitlin Simon
Aug 27, 2017
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Not a great company to work for if you are a woman. Mostly men that work in this company. I was harassed almost everyday. The Human Recourses Manager Margarita didn't care and ended up firing me based off he say she say. I still don't know the reason why I was let go. They wouldn't give me a direct answer. I tried to contact the owner and got no respond. Although I did like the 75% off employee discount.
Brookie Miller
Jan 18, 2017
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Former Employee
Jan 14, 2016
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If you are looking at Grand Rapids Chair for employment, run. There are three owners, the CFO, VP of Sales, and President. The CFO tries to screw employees over any chance he gets, the President is crazy (literally crazy) and the VP of Sales, while a nice guy, doesn't stand up to either. The VP of Supply Chain while not an owner may be the worst of all due to the way he treats other employees. There has been a mass exodus of good employees over the last year because management won't address internal issues. Run, far, far away from this company.
Former GRCEmployee
Oct 17, 2015
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Unlike the previous 'former' employee, I loved working for GR Chair. I always found the managers to be fair and I was proud of the products being produced. I never had much direct interaction with the President but during our company meetings, he was open and approachable in my opinion and took as much time as you needed to discuss any issues that came up. If my wife hadn't received a job offer outside of the State of Michigan, I would still be at Grand Rapids Chair today. It was definitely in the top 5 places that I have worked throughout my career!
