customer service representative

warehouse associate

buyer

warehouse associate ii

entry level warehouse associate

Brock-Supply

Working at Brock is a nightmare even though my role was in an office. It’s very micromanaged. There’s a lack of communication between managers and employees. Management probably will not give you feedback on how to do your job better. Brock wants employees to be like robots, obedient, and not be questioned by the employees. If you questioned the Brock way of being an employee, management will do whatever they can to try to let you go. The office is really quiet which means you can't really talk to your teammates.

Brock has a tendency to fire easily and they don't care. You might not get severance package. You want to last at Brock, You must be a brownnoser to management. Don’t question the rules or gives them new ideas to make the company better for employees. And every employees here is for themselves. If management doesn't like you, you are getting fired. This a family owned business, therefore the toxic side of working in a family owned business is prevalent

If you want to start a career to advance, don’t work here. If you get an offer here. Start looking for another job now. No employee should ever suffer when working here.

I worked for Brock Supply for about 1 year. I had wonderful co-workers/managers that would guide me and answer questions that I needed when I would get stuck in a project, we would work as a team.  They allow you to get familiar with the system and the company before you fly alone. It is a very fast paced and productive company, which I enjoyed since it makes the hours turn into minutes, and it shows character. It is family owned and it was wonderful to see how heavily involved the family is with the company, including Mr. Brock. Something you do not often see in family owned businesses. I am truly grateful as they allowed me to relocate and until this day they wish me well on my new position and relocation. Plus, there is snacks and a popcorn machine for employees to munch on, on their breaks/lunch!!! :), and a lounge . I also was very impressed in how many healthy activities the company signs up for and gives you the opportunity to join without costing you anything.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME. U work hard dont call in and make production but its not enough the manager doesnt know what they r doing and if u speak up and let them no when things need to be fixed or if there a better way to do something u will get fired!! They dont want people they want robots to work for them u r not suppose to have a brain and think outside of box or try to make it better or have any idea to help the team.
so looking for temporary then apply because they will find some bogus reason to let u go when they want to and also they dont have to give u a reason they will just fire u after u busted your butt for them working hard everyday.  And give 110% everyday ! 
And helping the company succeed.
Also the owners need to be more involve and really talk to the associates because when they come the manager will keep them away where the associates cant tell them anything they need something in place where if the workers are treated unfairly they can call them to talk with owners about how managers are.

I've worked for Brock Supply as the Digital Media Specialist for the past 9 months and if it wasn't for personal matters requiring me to move back to Ohio, I would be staying here. I've got nothing but positive things to say about this company, the people here do a lot to make you feel welcome and the general environment here is very friendly and professional. The office is nice and well-kept, has a nice break room, kitchen area, and covered parking. The management here is diligent to resolve an issue quickly, but laid back enough to never make you feel micro-managed. The health insurance, dental, and eye care insurance were really nice to have and the plans they offer are pretty affordable. There are a lot of company events in and outside of the work day, that give you an opportunity to meet everyone. 

All in all, this is a great place to work at and if it wasn't for moving, I would be planning to stay here a long time.

I was production manager at Brock and made a big difference there. When I first started everyone looked like they hated their jobs. After a few months of me being there people started to smile and enjoy their work. There was never a task I didn’t get completed. The team made it clear that they respected me and I had made a positive impact. However after being out of work with the flu And then missing a day due to my sister being involved in a serious car accident I was fired because I didn’t have PTO to cover the time. One would think hard work pays off but with company like this they do not care about u or the difference you make. I will lose my house my truck and custody of my kids because of this. If u are a hard worker and want to be treated like you are so not work for Brock supply

It's warehouse work.  It's tough.  There are goals and the expectation to meet those goals, just like any other fulfillment warehouse.  Your day relies heavily on consumer activity (and Brock Supply is a same-day shipper) so you never know for sure how your day is going to go. Some days may be heavy with orders, others may be light.  In either event, it's a fast-paced environment.  I had a good experience with management.  They want you to succeed.  It's a simple job, but it'll keep you on your toes.  

They ask that you show up on time and stay on task.  There is plenty of work to keep you busy so you never have to worry about finding things to do.  Very good one on one training to make sure you understand how to do everything in your position.  Management is approachable and the majority have been promoted from within the company.  The culture is a family atmosphere.  A large core of the employees have been here a long time so there is a closeness.  The biggest challenge someone may face is if they have attendance issues.  Because it is a small business that is extremely busy when someone does not show up when expected it can create additional work for others and leave customers without anyone to assist them.

If you're just startingout and need a job in warehousing or you are actually interested in warehousing, this is the perfect place to start to understand the process of how things go on a simple level. Now if you have good bit of experience under your belt do not go here. The management is usually asking you how to do things micromanage everything down to how to cut open a box. I'm sure if you sneeze the wrong way you better believe they will ask you about it. They spend more money on them cameras then paying there employees a proper wage. Most warehouses these days are paying  17-21 a hour (here in Texas) this place starts you at 14 and expect 30-40cents a year for raises.

-Poor training of expectations and general ins-and-outs of the back end of the site, but eventually figured it out.

-Strict policies and procedures. Was asked to put my phone away, which isn't a big deal, but it was by an upper manager that I had seen playing Pokemon Go in his office.

-Contradicting instructions on assignments/no clear vision of what is desired. Nor will they give up control of the creative direction.

-Chance of over time, even when drowning in work, was nil.

-Customer service reps, purchasing dept, and warehouse were all a pleasure to deal with when interaction was needed.

It’s a warehouse job.  You get all the tools needed to do what is asked.  Everything is written down.  It doesn’t take a genius.  If you come in, do your job and go home - you can go as far as you want to.  It’s that simple.   Yes they have cameras, yes there is a manager there to make sure you are following the rules and not screwing around but how different is that from any where else?  If you’re not willing to follow directions, you’ll probably not like it here or anywhere else.  It’s family run and they do care but you get what you give.   

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Customer service representative 2 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
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Warehouse associate ii 1 salary reported	$17.00 per hour
Entry level warehouse associate 7 salaries reported	$14.86 per hour

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