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I liked working here overall. Not at all a difficult job. They have you do a little bit of everything when there isn’t much work for you to do according to your title. Some flaws but prefer not to add them. On my last Thursday I forgot to bring a bag so after my break I decided to take my phone with me. I usually leave it in the break room but didn’t want to this time since I didn’t have a bag and felt uneasy leaving it in the locker since I didn’t know the pin. I had it in my pocket. Didn’t think it would be a big deal but before I knew it they called me over to talk and told me to get my things and go home all because of one incident with my phone. They didn’t give me a warning or anything even though there’s plenty of people with their phones in there. I thought it wouldn’t be a big deal if I took it this time. Christmas is coming up, I have 2 boys and was looking forward to these paychecks from working there. They have completely ruined Christmas for us. 

When I started my account manager position, I loved it. I enjoyed the coworkers and the environment. The training program was extensive and good, but that has changed.  

The longer I was here the worse the politics and favoritism got as management changed. The more saturated the sales team became the less big sales we saw individually. The lack of CRM make account ownership difficult, people fight over sales. The earning potential has been curbed immensely. Believe that you can make $75k, but six figures will be tough. 

HR is not knowledgeable about your benefits; besides sick time and expensive healthcare there aren’t any. 

I’d still take this job if I was offered it again, but it’s not going to work for everyone. 

1000Bulbs is truly a game-changer when it comes to company culture. From the moment I joined, I was welcomed into a dynamic and supportive environment where my success was a priority. I get to focus on building real, lasting relationships with customers who genuinely need our products.

A huge shoutout to the Business Development Manager, who sets the bar high with their leadership, mentorship, and dedication. His guidance and expertise make a world of difference, providing the tools, coaching, and encouragement needed to thrive.

If you're looking for a place where hard work is recognized, growth is encouraged, and leadership truly cares, look no further than 1000Bulbs.

The atmosphere and co-workers were very nice and extremely helpful. However, the projects assigned for web publishers were all very different and inconsistent in terms of formatting. The direct supervisor was very helpful and made attempts to help new recruits understand the nuances of different project SKUs. However, the senior supervisor only seems to care about project progress, but does not inform with help or advice unless prompted to do so. Since every project has new information that a new recruit wouldn't know, it seems unfair that senior management would expect top-tier results based on the lack of knowledge given.

It's a good job for someones fist wharehouse experience. The work isn't heavy as most of the product doesn't weight over 35 pounds. It requires attention to the product as it includes a mix of eaches, packs, and cases which may be hard to distinguish at times due to the size and labeling when received from the manufacturer. It is made up of three 8 hour shifts. Management could use some improvement but as long as you go in and work no one really bothers you. Crosstraining is encouraged so at the very least good experienced can be gained at this company. They hire through temp services for the most part and they do drug tests when hiring full time.

Managment is awful here. It used to be decent but the owner of the company is a bully and fired most.  Upper managment is also rude, terrible at communicating, they change procedures and do not update everyone.  Micromanagment has gotten worse.  More work has been added to individuals with little reward to show for it.  It use to actually be really nice here but the managment is awful.  Communication and managment make this place a nightmare to work at.  They are so clueless of the average employees daily struggles. They also play favorites as well. Dont belive me, go work there and see for yourself.

If you are smart you will do well at this job, but if other employees/ or management disfavor you then you’re doomed.

 There is no job culture here, do the best you can or expect the worst. 

Management has little to no integrity or ethics written  policies  will change as they see fit depending on who is involved.

I learned a lot about lighting due to the training, asking questions and being motivated to sell for a higher paycheck. 

The pay structure has changed. Now it’s only base salary so all opportunities of more money  are gone. 


They will lie to your face in the duration of your employment. 


When I first started the job was amazing. But it slowly went downhill. The job posted FUN FUN FUN but now they get on to you for simply turning around to talk to a coworker. Your sales are based off orders placed from accounts in your name but there are so many strings attached to it. They have ridiculous policies and procedures. The favoritism here is absolutely BANANAS. It very apparent that someone is doing "extra curricular things" so they can get extra orders and accounts assigned to them. People are leaving this company at an alarming rate. Its nothing like how it used to be nor is it "fun". 

No matter what job title you get in the  warehouse its not hard but this place is a very toxic environment. Management and supervisors need training.  Only one manager makes all the calls because the other ones don’t know what to do. Some managers compare employees.That always starts a conflict. They used to appreciate employees with dinners and more.  Now they took that all away and placed more rules that benefits them. You will need lots of patience to work here.

This was a good gig to work at right out of college. My manager was very friendly and would answer any questions that I had. Coworkers were collaborative. Upper management was very inflexible with a work life balance and would often steer how products were set up depending on the CEO's opinion for the day. Those led to some rabbit-hole projects that made you seem like there was no purpose in the job.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Inside sales representative 1 salary reported	$75,000 per year
Account manager 10 salaries reported	$68,800 per year
Inside sales manager 5 salaries reported	$75,000 per year
Commercial manager 4 salaries reported	$47,500 per year
Customer service representative 1 salary reported	$17.50 per hour

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