account manager

sales support representative

delivery driver

merchandiser

driver

Eagle Rock Distributing Company

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working for the company was the working schedule and the freedom that you have to complete your workday. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The most stressful part about working at the company was the unorganized work communication and the work environment. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment and culture at the company are both lack luster. You're on your own and you learn as you go.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day at the company usually begins around 5 am. You arrive at the warehouse and print out your invoices for the days route. Once you have the invoices you head to your truck. You'll have to make sure you have all your product on the truck before leaving. Once you're all loaded you'll need to fill out pre trip check sheet and turn it in at the truck shop on the premises before leaving. You leave and come back when your route is finished which usually have consists of 8-10 stops. Once back at the warehouse you'll check up with the designated person and finish the day.

Drive your route.  Stock clients.  Inventory.  Place orders.  Solve issues. Correspond with other departments when there is need.  Attend a ridiculous amount of usually unhelpful meetings.  Go home - when you are able.  Work weekends frequently.

Upper management is out of touch with on the ground sales and merchandising teams. There is very little cohesiveness between different divisions leading to unrealistic goals for some, while others have an easier path. My direct team lead is great and works like crazy for everyone to help us achieve our goals. Unfortunately we are often sabotaged by upper management. The worst part is it's not malicious, it's just purely out of touch executives who have people in their ear telling them nothing is wrong. I feel bad for them.

Early start time. Work at your own pace. Very structured company that knows how to grow the business. They also help you grown as an employee and as an individual. This is a place to make a career. I was there almost 12 years and moved up the chain before taking a job elsewhere. Family owned business who takes care of their employees. It’s hard work, but fun work. Lots to learn in the alcohol industry as well as the distribution industry. The pay starting out isn’t too great, but once you’re able to get promoted to sales and management, the pay does not have a cap. Highly recommend. 

You work with dangerous chemicals inside of freezers that are almost always dangerously organized. Not given proper work or safety materials. 24/7 GPS tracking so if you are even a minute behind you will be receiving phone calls from management to rush to other locations. Management knowingly gives too many locations and also limits your overtime but does not want any location skipped. Management constantly contradicts what is correct procedure and priorities.

Where to begin…This is one of the worst companies I’ve ever worked for. It was great until new management came in. Management doesn’t care about the employees. They’re only concerned with getting their beer delivered. There’s no communication or transparency. If you ask a question you’ll get 20 minutes of incoherent rambling. If you go to them with a problem you get a “well it’s your job so figure it out”. Nobody wants to be there but most people have so much time invested in the company that they’d rather serve their time (yes like prison) than start over. Save yourself the time and the headache and just look for something else.

Worked for the company for about 9 months. They are very poorly managed. The job title “sales support” has nothing to do with sales, it is a merchandiser/beer stocking job. You don’t meet with anyone from HR when you first start, they didn’t even mention benefits. I got an email after 30 days saying that I missed open enrollment. There is zero communication between departments and between management and the staff. They can’t keep most positions staffed so all the worked is piled on a few people. It is the most unorganized and poorly managed company I have ever worked for. 

If you have any certifications or CDL please avoid this place. They will work you and not pay. They will promise to compensate your hard worked hours and not see the results come to pay. Management is not fair to employees and treat everyone different. Do your self a favor and apply somewhere before wasting your time in this place. Every job have their in and out but this one is plain terrible.

This company does not believe in paying time and a half for overtime. However they will keep you 12 plus hours. No room for advancement. My 104 hr check bi-weekly was the same pay as an 85 hr check bi-weekly. Still do not see how this was possible but it happened on several occasions. No matter how many hours I seemed to work, my pay remained the same every time.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Compensation was good for the job that was expected. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Always wondering if you were going to get laid off.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
 masculine harassment . Lack of communication with managers and staff from the highest level down.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Early start . Expected to finish task on hand whatever it takes

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Account manager 20 salaries reported	$53,168 per year
Sales support representative 29 salaries reported	$20.91 per hour
Delivery driver 3 salaries reported	$31.00 per hour
Merchandiser 2 salaries reported	$40,300 per year
Driver 7 salaries reported	$45,427 per year

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