warehouse associate

technician

processor

graphic designer

accounts payable clerk

AMERICAN MUSICAL SUPPLY

A nice place to work, but they always seem to be eliminating job positions, as mine was. Its always 'Amazon is the reason'.

Pay is ok, PTO is very generous. Forget medical insurance there, they will not cover dependents.....would be about 15k per year to ensure a family. Unless you have been with them a while, then they employ a two-tiered system for your medical expenses.....depending on when you got there.

The fact is the owner values loyalty and people who have been with him the longest, so you have some people that are not the most competent in a lot of positions.

My opinion would  be to avoid them since they seem to change course on a dime and they do it a lot, it seems.Lets say its an ok summer or temp job, not a career place at this point.

Probably a company living on borrowed time.

My time at AMS was great. Got the opportunity to get certified in multiple different things. I had the option to change my shifts from a 5 days a week 8 hours a day to 4 days a week 10 hours a day. The change for me was great. Management was great. The work load and go from busy to very slow at times but never fear theres always something you do. The company does cross-train in different parts of the warehouse. You can be in shipping one day and receiving the next. Theres always an opportunity to learn.COME ON AMS OPEN UP A WAREHOUSE IN TAMPA SO I CAN COME BACK. Lol i loved everything about my job if it wasn't for my relocating i would have still been there. 

Typical day of work includes fulfilling your role all day, whether it be packing, teching, or processing. Sometimes you'll be pulled into doing jobs outside your role due to labor scarcity. 

They are willing to hire anyone, even if it's their first job. The ability to move up is limited, however, since AMS is biased towards moving fellow musicians higher up. This is still a great experience for new workers, especially if hired as a tech or processor, as it gives them much needed skills in data entry and quality control for future jobs.

Working here felt like being around family, friendly coworkers and my boss was amazing. Benefits a good, bonus pay was ok, and the pay was ok too. Before covid we had company parties in December, thanksgiving buffet at the office, barbecues in summer. 

Time to enter job was at 9:00am, I learned to drive three different types of forklift and trained the personnel,  I gave training in different areas of the receiving througth the warehouse, example inventory, counting and receiving merchandise, also I  learned CPR and first aid.
They gave me lay off because the company eliminated my position.

I’ve worked here for about a year now and i can see with our a doubt this is a great place to start. The hours are super chill and management is really relax. I never leaves stressed and my job is super easy. They are always willing to teach you more stuff if you want and i work daily with my bosses. The culture is really great here. 

I repair guitars and guitar amplifiers by troubleshooting the products to a component level. It is a self-directed position and I have had a 99% success rate for the products that I work on. Sometimes, I have to do more research to repair an item and in which case I am excited to to step into unknown territory and add to my skill set.
This is the most difficult yet equally most rewarding part of the job.

This is a horrible company to work for with absolutely no direction at all. The corporate office is still operating like it's the 1980's. They hire managers who discuss religion and politics in the workplace. The people who work in the office are the most immature weirdos I've ever seen. It was a very uncomfortable, unforgettable experience. 

The job itself is easy enough. The problem is with management. Some are really cool, but others monitor you constantly, hold grudges for things that happened months or years ago, and will treat you like you know nothing regardless of how long you work here. The pay is also pretty not great, but you do get a raise once a year so at least that’s something.

Fun place to work, lots to learn but they tend to favor those who have spent the longest time with them & be wary can change course as per their needs ( even in COVID situations). Management & HR not that technically sound to resolve and identify complex situations.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 6 salaries reported	$15.77 per hour
Technician 2 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Processor 2 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Graphic designer 1 salary reported	$72,500 per year
Accounts payable clerk 1 salary reported	$41.00 per hour

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