truck driver

parts driver

equipment operator

packer

counter sales representative

Fisher Auto Parts, Inc

Fisher Auto Parts is a company that over promises and under delivers in every facet that they have to offer.  If I had to describe the over all atmosphere of the building, I would say it is poisonous to ones personal being.  Favoritism is a key factor in ones success starting from the highest tier of management in this facility.  One person will get away with mouthing off and being outright disrespectful / threatening to fellow employees with no repercussion, while at the same time a person that has shown up five minutes late will be reprimanded immediately.  The turn over rate for the average employee is astronomical, as well as being on our 7th General Manager in a three year period.  Benefits for the employee is laughable at best, not to mention the occasional $10 "bonus" for working hard and above expectations.   To even have any PTO you have to have been employed for a year, at that point you only get one week to start.  They are kind enough to provide a free lunch once every six months when the overall morale of the building is at rock bottom.  The people who are unqualified for advancement are then put in the situation of training their new superior.  Fisher takes no interest in investing into the average employee as they are deemed replaceable.  I would never recommend this company.

I absolutely love Fisher Auto parts. This is TRUTH 
I enjoy being trusted to receive my assignment, and go about my work day, without anybody hanging over me. 
There is a special employee social dynamic at this company.... I am not the only one that feels this way. It truly is very family-like. We care about each other. 
There are days when I am spitting nails, because at 55 years old, I am having to do some overwhelmingly difficult projects. 
But I find that my coworkers reach out, and we work together. And hey ... I signed up for this 🤷🏼‍♀️!
Management has really become humanized in a huge way, from when I first started.  Just be honest and communicate, and most often you will receive the same in return. 
One thing that I can guarantee, because I have seen it happen so many times, is that those who do not value this job, and leave, or are let go, more often than not, Make an effort to come back. Again, I think that says everything that needs to be said about this company!
It is dusty and there's a lot of walking. Sometimes there are fumes, and you might have to climb a couple sets of stairs..... You're not going to like everybody and everybody's not going to like you..... But you will always have a voice, should you need it. I'm going to get off my Fisher soap box now.... 
Good luck in your job search!


I'd come into work we would load up the cars and head out to deliver parts as soon as you would clock in to work. When you would get back after your morning run as we called it you check the board for more deliveries. If there weren't any you begin to put the over night stock away. As orders would come in you stop putting away stock and take them. Easy work. You clean and assist the cashiers and manager as they need it. All the people that work here are amazing and fun people to be around. The hardest part of the job is knowing that there aren't really any chances to advance in your career. The best and most enjoyable part of the job is the customers. Going to see them you form friendships and bonds with them you walk in and greet them by name and have a huge smile on your face because they just make you happy. The way the store is ran is near perfect. The customers come first and this is the way it should be it causes the customers to be happy when the customer is happy everyone involved is happy as a lark.

Immediately after clocking in, the vehicle I will drive for the day must be checked in: mileage logged, fluids checked, lights and tires visually observed for functionality.  Dispatcher gives invoices and parts to driver for customer.  Company slogan is "Out the Door in 4".  Urgency is encouraged in delivery. Parts are delivered and invoice signed.  Customer is asked if there are returns to be taken back to the store.  Rapport is developed with customers, and is my personal favorite part of this job.  I have learned how to gauge travel times depending on how far I have to drive to the customer's shop, which in turn helps me plan the next delivery.  Management is strict with specific guidelines in place for driver expectations.  My co-workers all get along well together because they have worked together for years.  The hardest part of the job is lifting the heavier items.

As a picker / packer you begin the day with a  brief meeting, and receive any advisement for zones you should work in. Obtain hand scanner and proceed to pull order batches for the work day.

Co-workers are agreeable and helpful, you'll be able to pick up the responsibilities through asking any questions and listening. 

Management is open to questions relating to you performing your job accurately.

If you enjoy physical work, this is a very rewarding position. Pulling orders, organizing work spaces, and focusing on your tasks.  You can find plenty to keep you very busy throughout the work day in the warehouse.

A typical day of work would include me delivering parts to commercial customers, as well as keeping the shelves stocked. I also had to check over inventory in the store as requested by the manager. I learned a lot about automotive parts and how to interact with the public. The management was good as far as business concerns, but with employee issues it could have used improvement. My co-workers were for the most part kind and helpful, with the exception of a few that tried to bully other employees. The hardest part of the job was the occasional heavy lifting but that was not really bad. The most enjoyable part of the job was being able to help the customers find what they needed on the first try and seeing them satisfied when they leave and come back for repeat business.

Reported to work by 7:30 am each morning, would organize for daily events, working with outside sales personnel, scheduling of fieldwork, technical training seminars, and any other sales or customer oriented issues that needed to be addressed. I learned how to screen, hire, train, and supervise an outside sales team. I had wonderful co-workers that were all team oriented. Hardest part of the job was all the physical labor and time spent on acquisitions, store moves, and changeovers. The most enjoyable part of the job was building friendships with co-workers and a strong relationship on a business and personal level with customers.

Working here will drain your positive outlook. There is a ton of favoritism, one person can do whatever they want and another will be fired for the same conduct. If you don't fit in their "cliques" you will not make it at all. There are good people here, but they are not allowed to make decisions so, that allows the negative impact on people who are doing their best while others are allowed to slack off and be disrespectful. One person can have a minor accident on equipment and be taken off or terminated while another can completely demolish something and there are no consequences. I could go on and on but, I will end saying, if you value work/life balance, are a mature non-gossiper and dislike unfairness, this is not the workplace for you.

Used to work here and know people who still do. One of whom is salaried, lower level management. A manager in title alone, they have no authority to write up, fire, or hire employees. They are also the first to be blamed by upper management when orders are not pulled/delivered because they don’t have enough employees to get the job done! Have watched them bend over backwards to please this company, working 12+ hour work days, usually 6 days, a week, and receive almost 24/7 company phone calls even when they aren’t working! Instead of being treated like a valued employee, they have to walk on eggshells at work and live in constant fear of losing their job. Would not recommend this company to anyone unless they were desperate for a paycheck.

Overall working at Fisher Auto Parts was good. A typical day required punching in, signing into a scan gun to receive orders, then examining the inventory that needed receiving. I learned some knowledge about car engines and other various parts. The environment was fast paced, and required lots of cooperation with fellow employees. The hardest part about working at Fisher Auto Parts was keeping track of the inventory at times, because sometimes items would be misplaced prior to receiving. The most enjoyable part of working at Fisher Auto Parts would have to be the freedom they give their employees when receiving inventory. Everyone had the chance to reach out to each other, but were also entitled to work alone and be more productive if needed.

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Truck driver 14 salaries reported	$25.61 per hour
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Packer 3 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Counter sales representative 20 salaries reported	$18.13 per hour

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