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Amoskeag-Beverages-LLC

If you value your sanity, don’t even consider working here. Management is a complete disaster, there’s zero leadership, barely any communication, and zero accountability. The work life balance? Nonexistent. Expect to be overworked to the point of burnout for pay that’s barely above minimum wage.

Recruitment is a joke. They’ll hire anyone just to fill a seat, then throw you into the deep end with unmotivated individuals to get the job done. The company culture is toxic from top to bottom constant negativity, backstabbing, and favoritism. There’s no growth, no recognition, and no sense that anyone cares about their employees as human beings.

Save yourself the stress and find a place that actually respects your time and effort.


What is the best part of working at the company?
It used to be a uniform and collaborative environment until new management came in and it all ended. Everyone isolated to islands and on pins and needles 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
New management and stress coming in to work

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Isolated unless you are part of the ‘club’

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Doing my job and picking up ends for people under me

First I will say that from what I hear the benefits are good.  The summer months are the absolute worst.  Crazy busy with little compensation if you work hourly.  Most other distributors pay better and have more team work than this company.  Sales reps are horrible.  Absolutely no help or assistance.  You do all the heavy lifting while they get good commission .  As many times as I was  buried by them in 3 years of work not once did I get help from them.  Bad culture that’s  rewarded by the managers.  You will be just a body that they grind down.  In summary I would stay away from this job.

They tell you $168 a shift it is good pay for the winter you only work about 6 to 8 hours a shift in the summertime it's the same paper shift but you work in 14 to 16 hour shifts you can't leave until the job is done so what equals out to about 750 minimum wage an hour in the summertime it's backbreaking work in the summertime nobody cares as long as you get the job done and it's insanely fast so when they advertise $168 a day it looks good but it's very deceptive everybody wants to work in the winter everybody quits in the summer

My short lived time there I enjoyed. Lots of labour work wich I love. People are very nice and motivating. Good amount of breaks , Also you dont have someone looking over your shoulder. As long as those numbers on the baord are doing good there very leinyent and will help you out with whatever aspect there having trouble with.

Typical summer night is long. When I worked there it was a easy 12 to 16 her shifts, busy, fast paced.  Take care of you back the labor is very physical. Winter is slower 6 to possibly 10 hrs depending on the count. Management was good, in my own experiences do your job and you really won't have a problem with management. The most enjoyable part of the job for me was the high energy, amusing crew to work with and playful competitive banner to get us all to work harder. 

2/3rd shift  Mon-Thur work week, great pay, bonus production and safety incentive, grueling summer schedule number hours worked demand complete lifestyle adaptations works  my sleep repeat Mon-Thurs. Higher turn over rate due to burn out and over working demands. Favorite benefit was $5. Cases of beer breakage policy!

If you work 50 hours you still only get paid for 40 because they pay by the day and you will almost always be working more than 40 hours... You are lifting kegs and cases constantly so its extremely tough on your back and if you get hurt they will be looking for your replacement immediately...

A work place concerned with only the dollar it made and not the value of the brand it sold. 
> Great co-workers
>typical day 6:00am till 5:00
>Management was missing in part
> Best thing was dealing with different people and solving their issues.
>Dealing with poor communication from management.

Sales rep responisble for over 100 accounts in southern nh. Worked both on premise and off premise accounts to promote new beverage distribution as well as working closely with managers to maintain adequate inventory levels and customer satisfaction.

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