warehouse/driver

delivery driver

counter sales representative

All-Phase Electric Supply

So let me start this review by describing what I would do each and every day. I would start the day over at 2000 Highland Ave putting stuff away, pulling orders the sales reps printed out, and organized their entire warehouse (There was 0 organization when I started. Hardly anything was labeled and there were no locations). I made labels for each item and labeled the locations over the past 6 months. Then at around 10:00 A.M. sometimes later I would drive over to their other warehouse that stocked mostly light fixtures all by myself labeling each item putting the stuff in an empty location after inspecting each. Other duties included scheduling deliveries, working on their spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel, taking out the trash, cleaning the toilet, breaking down extra skids, sweeping, pulling orders to go out, and answering questions from sales reps hardly ever stopping to take a break. The company is so cheap they use a mobile hotspot as internet over at the other location and all calls I got were forwarded to my personal phone due to the company phone not being able to hold a charge. Was fired without warning due to "Too many errors" due to little to no communication from the sales reps. In other words I was expected to be a mind reader. They basically used me to organize their warehouse and run another warehouse just to sweep me under the rug. The only good thing with this place is some of the people are really nice and there were "lunch and learns" as they called them where different vendors would bring in free food and show off their new products. On the other hand you have others that don't care if you are still alive and breathing and don't care what you are doing at anytime they just want to make money and want stuff done right away (Sales Reps). Plus others that have been there a while that will harass and belittle you and try to light you on fire literally (Warehouse people). For good reason though as one of them makes less money than the people he's training. Plus they are a pretty poor company in terms of money and don't value safety. The drivers are also overworked and underappreciated, but they are some of the funniest nicest guys I've met. Most times they would arrive over at the other building and the sales reps would have an order right then and there to go out the next day at the last minute and expect it to be error free. Some of the stuff the reps would order did not even come fully assembled so it was my job to figure out what was what and most times they would have me cherry pick items one at a time to be sent to the customer rather than everything of one "Type". Sometimes the drivers would leave and then come back because of another order. Sometimes I used my own personal vehicle to run items back to their main warehouse because of the truck drivers having gone home for the day. The drivers would work from 6:00 A.M. to whenever. They say there's a set end time but in reality there's an afternoon run and they are there upwards of 10 or 11 hours a day. Long story short you never know when your last day will be with this place and I should have stayed at my previous job rather than come here. Don't believe big bosses lies run far away and look for something else.

I worked at All-Phase for about 3 years, I have no complaints. Management was amazing, they strive for you to work your hardest and put effort in, and in return they acknowledge and reward your hard work. They understand work life balance, but still expect you to show up on time and reach out when you can't be there in advance and hold everyone accountable no matter how long they have worked there. It is not an "easy" job, but it is rewarding to see an entire team of people put their all into what they do. It is a team, and everyone works together to keep the place running smoothly and treat customers correctly. 

In the beginning I enjoyed my time. Until i learned that the management team and employees frown on people asking questions. They have employees rate each other on a scale. The bottom two or three get fired or reprimanded. Even if you don't know or have never worked with that person. Was appalled that I got hemmed up for asking "to many" questions when I wanted to ensure that the order I was pulling was correct. 

Like the summary says, it was a great place to work, however there was little to no advancement opportunities unless you were in management. This isn't the type of place where you can clock in and clock out. The day started at 6 or 7 am, then you were in the office or at work till 5pm. From there, you were still on call and expected to answer emails and phone calls within an extremely short time frame, on average you would be spending 12+ hours a day doing work or work related activities.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everything.  Great group of people to work with.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Keeping up with the daily routine. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Excellent.  Clean, friendly, staff works well together.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Sort orders to be delivered. Pull merchandise to be delivered, load truck, deliver.

Great company to work for, people are amazing. Pay is very low, and a raise is very rarely to happen. They say they pay you less because you get profit sharing at the end of the year but that is not a definite thing. It depends on how well you’re location does. So you are never guaranteed to get any profit sharing what so ever. Hard to live off of the amount paid.

Everyday in the electrical sales world is challenging, each customer has their own product requirements and special needs. Customer focus is based on customer annual potential. Best part of the job is completing the sale and receiving assurance the customer is completely satisfied to build relationship with continued sales growth.

I generally liked my time there at all-phase. I actually miss it most days, Unfortunately when Covid-19 hit I was the low-man, or at least that's what i was told. Didn't have a lot of people to work with so I got to know everyone super well. There was plenty of work and the customers were fantastic.

This was one of the worst managed companies I have ever worked for. They wasted a lot of money on poorly managed purchases and advertising. They had great sales volume but made no profit.

Going into the electrical supply business I knew nothing but they have a very well structured learning module that makes the learning process very easy to understand.  Questions are always welcome and material is ever changing which makes product knowledge so valuable.

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