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This is one of the worst places I have ever worked at. The owners of this company literally does not care about the workers in the warehouse.  They take advantage  of people and only care about staying rich for themselves.  The job is not hard, but you are in a hot warehouse.  If you are a hard worker, they are going to ask you to more. You do more and more to the point where they just want you to do everything.  And they don't want to give even the hardest workers any raises.  This is a company that DON'T  appreciate or honor employees.  Unless you work in the front office.  The management at ERE suck.  They will literally ask a bottom of the barrel employee wants going on and what are they gonna do.  I've been through many situations when a manager ask me how to do something when they can use their own common sense  to figure it out.  Most of the seasoned employees at this company already walked out and quit this company including myself.  They are having a hard time trying to get people to come there to work.  The hardest part of this job is dealing with the stupid managers and the people in the front office.  They promise their clients they can do this and that when there isn't even enough warehouse personnel  to satisfy  their promises.  So they are always late and behind on schedule.  Work orders past due.  You have people just walking around the warehouse while other employees are busting their butts and OSHA never comes to this place.  A employee at ERE had to buy his own respirator mask, because the company simply did not want to pay for it.  Human Resources is terrible, horrible, disgusting.  If you want to get punished come to Entertainment Retail Enterprises.  They have all the poison for you to choose from.  Hot warehouse,  bottom of the bucket 9 dollars a hour,  the owner smiling in your face knowing he and his wife not paying you nothing.  Machine operators are getting exposed to dangerously toxic chemicals that blatantly cause Cancer.  THIS IS THE BIG WARNING:  STAY AWAY FROM ENTERTAINMENT RETAIL ENTERPRISES.

I don't recommend this company to any potential candidate. A lot of micromanagement, toxic work environment, nepotism, this company has contradictory policies in their employee manual, in this company majority of employees are related to others and the owners, friends, spouses (conflict of interest). Entire families working there performing positions where they have no experience and they are promoted easily, HR is nonexistent in the company (no confidentiality), constant emails and late and on weekends and holidays, high turnover, poor management, people with power-No education, upper management changes your position and duties with no previous alert. They don't provide basic tools to perform your job, the equipment provided is in bad conditions. hostile work environment-intimidating behavior. No ethical behavior from executives, supervisors use your ideas (they don't give you any credit)

ERE is a great place to work they will teach you how to do the work with patience and understanding. The work is difficult however you will be given more than enough time to learn.
Working at ERE you will learn a variety of skills from how to ship merchandise, pick individual orders, print on merch and communication skills. 
The management  and leads are tough to work with often taking bad days out on the employees. They often don't think about the way they treat you or speak to you.
You will get along with a majority of the staff. it is a very cultured environment however not many employees speak to others unless you work together. 
The hardest part: the job will get difficult and you will be taken advantage of if you allow them to and you will have to fight hard to get a pay raise.
 the environment is great if you work with a smile on your face and great energy! 

The company is growing but still has a small company feel. This is a big plus when it comes to the day to day interactions with everyone in different departments. Most people want to help each other regardless of who reports to whom and most are willing to literally go out of their way to help you whenever needed.

The workplace culture is fast paced as it is growing with new customers coming on board. This is also the the most extensive part of the work as every customer implementation requires multiple levels of support. Within each level there are also layers of pm work. This is the most extensive part but also the most satisfying as customers are able to experience the dedication, skill and experience we bring and its a ton of value provided.

Organized chaos. That is what you'll find here. The people working there are fun at times, but middle and upper management can't manage people. There is little to no room for advancement and you will most likely do the job you were hired for...for eternity. If you are looking for career growth and mobility, this isn't the place to do it. The salary is ok and you are overpaid slightly above market, but it's a means of control and getting you to put up with the BS. Overall, working there becomes an exercise of futility as you will be haranged by inept decision making, poor management, and higher ups micromanaging things. Look elsewhere if you are wanting any growth in your personal development and career. 

Extremely low pay for such a high turn around business. The top printers were making 12 an hr and maxxed out at that. The managers were the ones making the money and sitting in AC while everyone else doing the real work is in a blistering hot warehouse sweating over heaters in already 100 degree weather. Shifts were a typical 8 to 5. no benefits what so ever. Eventually fired off most of the staff from full time hours and tried to get them to come back at part time.  they did this because they didnt want to pay for the insurance costs they said. Not one of us in the warehouse ever got offered insurance.

I came in during the time E.R.E. was restructuring the company and was getting rid of the all the bad apples on the entire tree. Since starting with ERE, they have replaced management, and other working personnel,  upgraded the current warehouse to circulate cooler air into it, and had purchased a new warehouse to store new inventory. Workplace culture is great. Everyone from Warehouse employees to management are positive and walk around with a smile. I love my job, my team and my bosses. The most enjoyable part of the job is collaborating with other team members from different departments.  

Workplace is split between employees who have been there for 2 years  (including upper management, HR, ETC) and people who have been there for more then 10 years. The newer people were mostly kind and helpful. The longer term employees are cliquey and quick judges and were not very helpful or welcoming. Also a lot of family working in close proximity so beware of that if its not your vibe. 

This is an entrepreneurial organization that provides guidance to get the job done, without being overbearing or micromanaging.  They are positioning themselves to "move to the next level" in terms of growth and opportunities for all.

Working at Entertainment Retail Enterprises has been a pleasure. The work is creative and rewarding. The culture is positive, and coworkers are pleasant. Employers and employees are driven, competent, and respectful -- a marked improvement over previous gigs I have had.

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