warehouse associate

air export agent

freight specialist

administrative assistant

export manager

ARAMEX

The location itself is fine, but unfortunately the overall facilities leave much to be desired. Most of the infrastructure feels very outdated, and little seems to have been upgraded or maintained over the years. The environment quickly becomes uncomfortable because there is no air conditioning anywhere in the building, which makes it hard to concentrate or stay productive, especially during warmer days. Beyond the physical space, another noticeable issue is the size of the team. The staff are clearly doing their best, but the team is too small for the amount of work required. This leaves them visibly overworked and often stretched thin, which can affect both efficiency and morale. While the place has potential due to its location, the combination of old facilities, lack of proper climate control, and insufficient staffing creates a negative impression and makes the experience far less enjoyable than it could be.

The exposure is huge and the experience is not something you would get anywhere 
It fosters a positive work culture that values and respects its employees, encouraging their growth and well-being. The company's leadership promotes transparency, open communication, and collaboration, empowering its teams to innovate and contribute their unique skills and perspectives. Customer satisfaction is a top priority, and the company strives to provide exceptional products or services that meet and exceed their expectations. A good company also recognizes its social and environmental responsibilities, implementing sustainable practices and giving back to the community. It operates ethically, with integrity and fairness in all its dealings. Overall, a good company is not just focused on financial success, but also on making a positive impact on its employees, customers, and the world around it.

No direction.  Upper management blames those under them for the bad decisions.  When issues arise from outside the company that halts shipment movement, they allow the overseas office the yell and scream and call individuals names.  The U.S. side will allow this.  Only to follow up and use that situation as a means to pile on.

Not the best.  Went thru three upper managers in a fifteen month period.  None had a vision and all were hand tide in their leadership as they too were micro managed.

The relation ship between those in the upper management is kept on the down low.  While one of them will complain about those they are in a relationship, they will use that "baited comment" to seek out those that have an opinion on others, only to use your opinion against you to demote or terminate.

I've been working at my current job for over a year now, and I must say it has been an incredibly productive and well-paying experience. This company truly understands the importance of balancing employee satisfaction with productivity, and it shows in every aspect of the job.

First and foremost, the compensation is excellent. I'm fairly compensated for my skills and hard work, and the company regularly reviews and adjusts salaries to keep up with industry standards. This has not only allowed me to meet my financial goals but also provided a sense of security for the future.

But it's not just about the money – the work itself is both challenging and fulfilling. The company encourages innovative thinking and provides opportunities for professional growth. The management team is supportive and approachable, which makes it easier to discuss career goals and development plans.

Working at Aramex was by far the worst job experience I have ever had. The management was disorganized, unprofessional, and completely out of touch with employees’ concerns. There was little to no communication, and when issues were brought up, they were either ignored or met with hostility, brush offs unless you kept their little secrets. 

The work environment was toxic, with favoritism, lack of accountability, a general disregard for employee well-being. The expectations were unrealistic, and there was no proper training or support. Employees were overworked, under-appreciated, and treated as expendable rather than valued team members.

Overall, this job was a waste of time, energy, and effort. I would not recommend this company to anyone looking for a professional and respectful workplace.

My day starts at 8:30, taking the first 30 minutes of my day checking my e-mail for updates on projects and requests from my manager. Delegating work to the junior financial officers of the team is also part of the main tasks of the day, consisting of preparations for the next reporting month or working on specific requests from higher management. What I've learned most in my job is how to organize myself and to manage my time efficiently in order to complete all my tasks. Due to the diversity of the company, I work with people from many different backgrounds.

I worked at Aramex for several years and gained strong experience in logistics and supply chain operations. The company provides good exposure to international shipping processes and customer service standards. The team environment is generally supportive, and you learn to handle high-pressure situations effectively.
However, career growth opportunities can sometimes be limited depending on the department, and management communication could be improved. Compensation is average compared to the market.
Overall, Aramex is a good place to build experience in the logistics industry, especially for those starting their careers.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay and no weekends for the most part. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of training and communication especially being that the company does not originate in the USA. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Hostile work environment and culture is toxic. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Work while trying to overcome obstacles management can’t figure out while also trying to stay on task.

My experience in college not only prepared me for my career, it prepared me for life outside of my career. I gained skills that cannot be taught. Through interactions with fellow students, professors, internship supervisors, and coworkers, as well as other college staff.

-the best co-workers we spent beautiful time also we 	
cooperate to achieve out targets .

- the hardest part of job when the Circumstances of the country don't help you to achieve your target.

-the most enjoyable part when we be number one in the ranking of best sales

The environment is like high school. The managers/supervisors are not good leaders at all. The workers are miserable and childish. It’s every man for themselves. The physical environment is also very poor and mangers do not care. You literally clock in with mice and rats. The pay sucks and they do not give raises like they are supposed to. They over use your labor and there are no incentives. If you are looking for somewhere to grow, Aramex is not the job for you. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 10 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour
Air export agent 5 salaries reported	$45,723 per year
Freight specialist 2 salaries reported	$58,750 per year
Administrative assistant 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour
Export manager 3 salaries reported	$53,333 per year

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