sanitation worker

ambassador

fleet technician

production artist

diesel technician

Brown Distributing Company Austin, TX

brown disrtibuting is an worldwide leader in the beer industry it has taught me alot of diffent things that can be used elsewhere in the feild, ive learned the procedures for preparing trucks in the a.m, the use of downstacking product in a fast and effecient manner, also has made me aware of safety throughout the workplace on how to be safe on and off of a job, co workers there are wonderful outgoing and structured willing to do the job as detailed as possible and not wanting to cheat themselves as well as allow anyone else to cheat themselves as well they want each individual to learn the trades for the company and to be able to grow with it as well,really not a hard part on the job just learning the procedures and differnt work ethics can be a little frustrating at times but overall is just the same as any partuicular job in that manner, and the most enjoyable part of the job was getting the call to start work for them theres nothing more enjoyable then that

do u plan on getting 4-5 hours of sleep on heavy holidays?, do u want no personal days to urself?, do u like managers gambling your days off based on ur pick count?, do u constantly want to be be hounded about ur cases per hour every week and occasionally called to the managers office about ur cases per hour?, and do u have no life at all?, then this is the job for u!!!
this job requires u to stay until ALL pallets are finished, then u and ur mates clean the warehouse for an hour and then u go home
apply here and ur life and soul will be willowed away 
not to mention that u cant get ur CDL there anymore so DONT even think about it
little to no advancement and u have to be back ON TIME even if u stayed out past 14 hours (yes this job doesnt have set end hours for full time workers) and the payment is unfair, its based on how high ur pick rate is, this job does not care about ur social life 

-Specialized in distributing Budweiser products in and out of the warehouse. Efficient in operating heavy machinery such as, a forklift, a double-wide forklift and an electrical pallet jack. Responsible for stocking warehouse product as well as loading and unloading of trucks and accountability of inventory.
-Was an integral and vital contributor to “Million Cases Month” which successfully allowed the company to distribute 1,000,000 cases which in turn led to a significant increase in sales which was maintained throughout the fiscal year. 
-Cultivated and maintained superior relationships and all lines of communications with senior leaders.

Arive at brown around 4:30 to 5am. get papperwork in order sign out with the warehouse then leave ASAP to start your route. I did obtain my CDL while I was employeed at Brown. Management will tend to look out for themselves but co-workers were the same hard working employees with great personalities we were all in it together with or without the help of upper management. The hardest part of the job was the constant moving in rain, heat, sleet or snow. When you had help for the day the time did fly by so on days like that I did enjoy working at Brown and being able to interact with many different people and cultures.

This company is full of a bunch of brain washed employees 
That think there's nothing else out there. There's not enough room to move up in the company because the old ppl won't quit. The company is just not that big. Some promotions pay less but come with perks like a company car or free tickets, to the doo doo rr express games. In my opinion it's a good company to work if you don't plan on staying long. They offer in house cdl training, but if your looking to drive a truck I would get your license and quit. And at only 55-60k a year you can find better, the company is doo doo.

I applied for multiple different internal jobs and I was continuously told to stay in my current role. I had more experience in sales than the people they hired after me and I was told I was never "ready" for a sales job. I had multiple managers ask why I was stuck in my role and that I would have been an asset in other sales roles.  Brown is a company based on who you know and suck-up to rather than your qualifications.

Managers send help when needed. Days off given if asked in advance. Emergencies they are flexible and if you have a good reason they will help out. They listen to problems try to fix them. Hard work they expect a lot and only want the best employees. They do compensate fairly and it’s fun working there. Family first aspect so you start early finish early. Pay is salary based for cdl holders which for me was a plus. Great company to work for.

The independently owned AB-InBev distributor in Austin. If you want job security, it’s a decent company to work for. Overall, compensation and benefits were good (dependent on your position). Multi generational family owned business - “good ole boy” culture and nepotism is pervasive and not much different than the other independent beer distributors in Texas. 

Horrid,terrible pay, no breaks, If you messed up they'll make sure you'll never forget it, intimidation by other coworkers, lots of gossip by employees you barely know existed, unrealistic expectations.

It is as job, short staffed, no compensation, staff is overworked for their pay and not appreciated. 
Typical day: one person working front desk, working on payroll, working on new hire paper work, greeting guest, answering calls, handing out paychecks, amongst all other work.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Sanitation worker 5 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Ambassador 10 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Fleet technician 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Production artist 1 salary reported	$46,500 per year
Diesel technician 4 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour

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