It was my own goals and dreams that kept me going back to work daily at ADF International, not anything that the company itself self had to offer. While it does indeed offer the best medical benefits in the area, it doesn't offer much else. The wages are not competitive in the industry oh, and the upper management does not know what it is doing. For being an old company, they make a lot of rookie mistakes. I know they're based out of Terrebonne Canada, and I know that Terrebonne conducts itself in a much different way, but my experience at ADF International Montana leaves a very bad taste in my mouth. The foreman are great people, and very knowledgeable personnel. The workforce is a great group of people willing to put in the overtime and stay motivated. The company itself is poorly managed and the turn over there is ridiculous. They've already hired through the pool available to them in Great Falls Montana and they've had to start pulling from outside of Montana. They've begun to hire from all over the country as well as Canada. That's how I come to find myself in Montana, originally from Erie, PA, I came based on a phone interview and their offer for relocation fee. It is only a year later, and after a severe injury to myself, and their very stringent attendance policy, combined with a very non-understanding upper management, I find myself unemployed. Approach this company cautiously. As long as you're a yes man you'll survive just fine. But it doesn't take long for you to see the mistakes that they're making, mistakes that they stand on as practice.