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AIT Worldwide Logistics

AIT has the potential to be a great place to work, but your experience will heavily depend on which branch you’re at and who is in charge. I gained a lot during my time here, but I also endured the most toxic work environment I’ve ever faced. Poor leadership, questionable practices, a lack of accountability, and clear disrespect for staff and clients/partners made it a very difficult place to work. Loyalty should be to the company and its mission, not to individuals whose actions don’t reflect its stated values. It’s unfortunate that a few people can tarnish the reputation of a company doing meaningful work in the logistics industry. Overall, I’d say be cautious when considering a role here. There are other companies in the industry that set higher standards and offer more supportive work environments.

I truly enjoyed my job at AIT. They encourage information sharing and process improvement. As the company grows, some departments have become disorganized and the internal infrastructure isn't in place to accommodate the expansion. They also haven't recovered pay or staffing cutbacks made during the 2008 recession, so employees are underpaid, overloaded  and tend to focus too much on details without factoring in a bigger picture. This promotes a cover-your-tracks mentality, where 
favoritism is common, especially for promotion or recognition. It is VERY common for upper management to reward those with similar personality types to their own and disregard achievements, work ethic, or company loyalty. This disparity can create a hostile environment if you are a person who gets hyper-focused on completing assignments and avoids idle chatter and small talk. 
That said, I worked with some great people and I'd say the majority of employees are pleasant, accommodating and have a team mentality, thus they are a pleasure to work with. My immediate manager was always very supportive and an excellent mentor.

Imagine working in an airline booking freight a few years and then working in a global logistics hub for a good number of years and having been promoted time after time and coming here to work for several years only to be taunted your final year and told that the family friends of a new manager were going to be your boss even though they said out loud multiple times they didn’t know what “logistics “ meant. Listening to people making mistakes all day while bragging about future promotions because they are family friends is not enjoyable but this place clearly doesn’t care about employees or the customers. No, I can’t make donations profitable but I can certainly walk out the door after 6 years and not train my boss on international freight or domestic for that matter. It’s nice to know this company is willing to toss out experience for nepotism. Would have been nice knowing that prior though
Wasted years being strung along about a promotion that never came and taking calls on my personal phone from higher ups and being directed to come in to work in the middle of the night to clean up others errors. 

In general, this is a company that doesn't value its people. This company "steps over dollars to save pennies." Co- workers here are generally great, with a few that are the exception. The most fundamental reason why I would not recommend working here is the incredibly disconnected leadership team. Decisions are made here based upon the immediate situations, conditions and since the company is fairly small, some members of management will make decisions based upon personal relationships and/or their view of the employee. There is very little effort to focus on the long term and rarely any follow through or completion of new initiatives. The best part about working here is the people. The worst part about working here is how the company treats those people.

AIT is a great organization to work for. AIT creates worldwide solutions for customers. I worked from 8-5 at a desk working through the AS400 and customers producing high level freight forwarding solutions. There are meeting every week which help with self and team work development. I learned how ship cargo domestically and internationally, handling warehouse operations , project management , cost anaylysis , and new team work strategies. Workplace culture is fun and collaborative. The most part of the job I enjoyed was learning how to move cargo from A to B because you learn how and where places are geographically.

AIT is by far the most dynamic organization I have ever worked for. More talent, energy, and client focus than almost any company I have either been a part of, or have followed in the business. They remain one of the largest privately held transportation companies in America. I will always be indebted to AIT for allowing me the opportunity to learn and grow to the level I was able to achieve.

This company is so shady and treat their employees, as well as the third party contractors, lower than dirt. You are literally just a number to them. Do yourself a favor and spend a little more time looking for a job with a company that will treat you well. They have NO morals or values. From what I witnessed, AIT Worldwide also had very tumultuous behaviors with their clients. I look forward to the day they fail because this company is not beneficial to society or the world in general. 

I have worked at many warehouses/transportation companies. This is the first one where I have felt encouraged to succeed and feel welcomed. This company is fully set up for success, and they set their employees up for it as well. They make sure you are WELL trained, they CONTINUOUSLY offer support, and they reach out to you every time you need help. I have never felt so supported to succeed in my life, even by people in different fields. AIT very obviously wants their employees to be successful not just in their work environment, but in many aspects of life. They encourage emotional and mental intelligence skills, public speaking skills, and professional aspect skills. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Humanity 100% 
Great employer, my best experience so far.
Great supervisor, Manager, team.
Great compensation , benefits 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing , all was great .
The work was good, easy to handle, responsibilities, for sure with structure , discipline with the procedures but nothing was stressful. Great Great experience 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Incredible, the most human company I have been, treat the employees impressively Great!  

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy, very busy but  I loved it because was my field , my career .

I love my job. I love the people i work with. The pay is a plus, but once hired on the benefits are amazing. They are flexible with scheduling. And they understand that people go through personal things that could pull them out of work. They offer overtime with pay at time and a half. The process of work is pretty simple. its split into sections. Unloading trucks on the line where about 15 people sort according to destination. Then they get staged in lanes according to those destinations. and depending on which destinations have a pick up, those skids get scanned (double mastered) and added to the trucks for shipping. so pretty simple. 

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