warehouse worker

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What is the best part of working at the company?
Working remotely, as long as I showed results I didn't get micro managed  although I did get managed. Bonus targets motivated me to grow and our inside office team were awesome.  I was sorry to get let go when the company changed their strategy as I liked working for them.  

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I had a road territory so that meant a lot of long drives and overnight stays. In addition sometimes I had to do the repairs to dispensing equipment, this was time consuming for me, I did OK but I wasn't quick, this slowed me down in my true job which was sales. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I can only speak for my branch office and local team, everyone was extremely helpful and shared information and knowledge.  The competition was not with each other but for each other. I'm sure that culture got created by the local DSM, may not have been the same in other branches.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Its usually more than 8 hours with drive time, you had to be very disciplined to do work even when you weren't being supervised.  I liked it, I had a system, get on the computer, check emails, have pre booked appointments to travel to and then possible drop byes if time allowed. Overnight stays, documenting everything in CRM so I could review on Fridays which was usually my clean up day and planning for the next week.  I was an onside B2B sales rep, AKA Account manager.

I spent the last year and three months working there through Super Temp with one or more others, also hired through Super Temp one guy was looking for another job, another money to back to school and I wanted to stay on as a full member instead of being a temp. I was comfortable working there, the boss and warehouse manager were amazingly understanding and the senior workers were always willing to help. my only complaints I have are that I was passed over for a new hire who was also a temp and that was really disheartening. the only other issue I had was with one of the senior work staff who constantly picked at me, he felt it was all in fun, but I felt that it was almost abuse.
 with sails declining the temps were layed off understandably.

If you manage to actually get a position there the health benefits are good.

Best sales position I ever had, which is why I stuck it out so long (6 years). I loved my customers, and they were very loyal. Had the honor of helping many cleaning contractors build up their customer base, which was a win-win for all of us. But when new management came in Sept. 2019, fired one of my co-workers on the spot, then changed My position from Outside Sales to Inside Sales, things went from Micromanaging to TOXIC. My wife, who has been chronically ill for years now (previous management knew, and was somewhat supportive), had a drastic change in her condition and went on palliative/end-of-life care. I made a business case to the New manager about conducting my sales activities from my home office, to which she totally declined. The most rigid, robotic, cold management of any company I have ever worked for, and I have been in sales since 1986.

Very poor management, retaliatory practices, privacy violations, very poor HR, an owner who literally does white glove tests on warehouse racking. Problem managers are protected, lower level employees are scapegoated. Ridiculous amount of stock transfers back and forth between locations of literally the exact same cases of product which is essentially a make-work project. Poor communication, lots of backstabbing and workplace bullying than you could shake a stick at. My position had three people in it over the course of a year and a half. All quit because of workplace bullying and incompetent management.

In a job that could be done remotely, they require you to be 100% in the office.  And if you ask to work from home occasionally, they give you a hard time, and are very reluctant.  The managers like to micro-manage you and nit-pick.  The benefits are awful and even the managers don't recommend you opt-in.  Time off is challenging to get approval for.  The company is NOT transparent even though they say they are and communication between you and your managers is non-existent.  You are often left to figure things out on your own as your manager is often not willing to get involved. Wage is under a living amount and you might get a raise every year. 

It is great to work closely with the Account Managers and Sales Director for the Food and Beverage Division.  There are many interesting and different tasks to accomplish that make the work day fun.  It is a good feeling to be able to help and resolve issues with my customers and help them with any of their needs.  I work with a great team and we all help support each other.

What is the best part of working at the company?
most coworkers are nice and friendly 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Machine is a little bit too old to trust .  Very dusty environment.  Rack is old and bent.  One wild and crazy new coworker.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Busy but organized.  Easy task.  Most workers and managers are friendly.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Unloading trailer,  put away.  Order picking and preparing.

Been with the company for 5 years and it keeps improving year after year. 
Constant acquisitions, new projects, new divisions, making sure we stay competitive with the market. 
New managers are up to date with new practices and are willing to learn
Lots of pressure and you need to perform, works out well for me!

Ability to learn about the causes and solutions for cleaning in industrial, commercial and health care settings.  A satisfying role that allows you to provide assistance to customers and be rewarded with bonuses when monthly and yearly targets are met.  The workplace culture isn't always the best, support and accountability both lacking at times.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Warehouse worker 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Expéditeur 1 salary reported	$24.29 per hour
Agent d'embouteillage 4 salaries reported	$24.63 per hour
Service technician 5 salaries reported	$65,500 per year
Shipper/receiver 1 salary reported	$48,500 per year

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