sales representative

truck driver

inside sales representative

warehouse worker

administrative assistant

Allied Crawford Steel

The amount of work you have to do in comparison to others is completely demoralizing if you have any drive or motivation whatsoever. The work also does not equate to the pay at all; you will make the company hundreds of thousands of dollars and they can't spare more than 14.50/hour. The equipment is also antiquated and consistently malfunctions, and even after notifying management of the faulty equipment nothing will be done for weeks at a time until the original problem goes from a minor problem to a catastrophe. Management will also micro-manage from the second you step through the door as well with no reasoning. You have absolutely no sense of autonomy or fulfillment here; the only part that makes it even remotely worth while are the other workers who are struggling just as much as you are and are stuck in this hellhole just like you. DO NOT WORK HERE! YOUR LIFE WILL ONLY GET WORSE AFTER WORKING HERE! The hours are long, the work is hard and the money is low. Good luck on finding something else.

This is easily the worst job with the worst management I’ve ever had. 

There is zero training structure and support. You sit at a desk and figure it out on your own. No guidance, no real explanations of how to do your job. The expectations they have of new employees isn’t really in touch with reality. 

It’s really an awful work environment all around. Choosing not to take part in the gossip/drama in the office leads to you being ignored or treated as if you’re not even there. A lot of the conversations had in the office were often inappropriate and uncomfortable to listen to. 

I wouldn’t recommend anyone take a job here. 



Good company the work there is only as hard as you make it, the key here is to work smarter rather than harder .As long as you pay attention to your surroundings and use smart judgment when it comes to saftey , then def a decent company to work for. The only down fall its really cold in the winter and very hot in the summer but they did have  Some Big fans installed not long before I left and that helped in the summer for sure . 

Work-life balance
You won’t work very much

Pay & benefits
pay is low hours are hard to come by

Job security and advancement
If u can live on less than 500 a week then your job is secure there is zero chance of advancement

Management
I’ve never met or seen the manager

Culture
Everyone there is looking for another job

Overall
Never been more disappointed with a employer 
Rules change daily lots of so called supervisors nobody really has any authority every decision is made from corporate mon thru fri daytime hours no week that’s about the only upside pay is low and getting lower more drivers than trucks nobody getting any hours

What is the best part of working at the company?
Weekends off and major holidays off. Nothing else good about working there. Favoritism and Unethical treatment happens.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Miscommunication, favoritism, unfair treatment

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Boring on some days and then very tense atmosphere on other days.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Do yourself a favor and find a job somewhere else. Everybody from the terrible owner on down makes that place a nightmare.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with the high-school attitudes, gossip and favortism.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Terrible. You'll do fine if you're a brown-noser or don't mind "exchanging favors" to get promoted.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful. The job is not what makes it bad. It's the people.

do your job correctly then your ok. Make a delivery error and you are treated like garbage for a couple weeks. The pay is terrible for the hard work you do and driving in Charlotte stinks. When it's slow you will be working the warehouse sweeping washing floors painting walls. Blow a tire and it's automatically your fault. If you can deal with the good ol boy system for 5 to 10 years you may make it. Stay away you have been warned after taxes your looking at 450 a week. 

The office manager is very two faced to the owner and president of the company.  She uses work time for personal things and plays favorites to employees.  I have known of employees thst were fired, that were doing their jobs and taking over work for the managers friends.  The office manager had rather be flirting and on the phone with personal calls than doing her job.  Needs checking out.

Typical day at work was fun and relaxed and a little challenging. I learned a lot about safety and how to be careful and to look out for others. Co-workers were easy to get along with and enjoyed working with them, type of people who if you scratch their back they scratch yours. Hardest part of job is making sure that the loads on the trucks are safe and are not going to fall off the flatbed and injure others. I completely enjoyed everyday of my 4 years at this company

This Company would be ok for someone fresh out of High School.  For a grown man with a wife and kids money sucks, no safety precautions dealing with the steel, lazy co-workers based off personal relationships instead of work ethics. Supervisor didn't want to train properly too scared someone will take his job. I was working with 3 relatives a son, cousin and dad on 1 shift thought I was going to catch an charge smh.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sales representative 4 salaries reported	$45,000 per year
Truck driver 4 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Inside sales representative 1 salary reported	$42,500 per year
Warehouse worker 3 salaries reported	$19.74 per hour
Administrative assistant 2 salaries reported	$56,000 per year

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