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I started at Four Hands nearly 3 months ago at the time of writing, and it already feels like this is the job I've been searching for. For several years, particularly since I moved to Texas in 2021, I've been trying to find a company that both allows me to work to my full capacity & abilities while also teaching me new skills, but also appreciates the work I pour in. I've bounced between several jobs that promised growth and appreciation but ended up severely lacking in both. 

It sounds cliché but from my experience, Four Hands sincerely encourages one to learn and grow, and to find a place within the company where they feel they can meet & exceed their potential. Experiencing that after years of difficult job hunting is very rewarding, even more than the FREE benefits, loads of incentives, and fun/positive work environment this place offers. 

Its not without its stressful days and sometimes heavy work, but what job isn't? I can't recommend this place to anyone in the logistics field that is looking for a company that views its employees as people and not just profit.

Working the night shift as a Logistics Associate at Fourhands Furniture in the Austin area has been a highly rewarding experience. If you prefer an environment where you can stay focused, work independently, and avoid the typical daytime chaos, this shift is an excellent fit.
The workflow at night is incredibly smooth, primarily because the leadership team sets up clear expectations before the shift begins. Here are the main highlights of the role:
 Supportive & Trustworthy Management: The supervisors genuinely respect the night crew. They trust you to get the job done and provide the necessary resources without hovering or micromanaging.
 Tight-Knit Team Camaraderie: Because the night crew is smaller, everyone builds a great rapport. There is a strong sense of teamwork—whether it is staging freight, organizing inventory, or helping safely manage the warehouse floor, people actively pitch in to help one another.
 Efficient Operations: Without the constant interruptions of daytime administrative meetings or heavy dock traffic, you can truly focus on mastering warehouse logistics and material handling efficiently.

Working at Four Hands as a Temp. was very beneficial for me. I learned so much from my managers and I now have experience in customer service and sales floor. Every morning I'd walk in and start rearranging furniture so people could walk through easier. I would walk up to customers to ask about what they were looking for. When I had an idea of what they wanted, I would point them in the direction of the item or I'd walk them over to discuss their options. I never lied to customers because that's just not right. I will always sell things with complete honesty just as I was trained to do. They trained me well and I succeeded in the sales floor position. My co-workers are very friendly and they will always have your back when you are stuck.
The hardest part about working at Four Hands is dealing with indecisive customers. I actually enjoyed that because it gave me some room for improvement in the persuasion skill.

This company is incredible. Fantastic culture, compensation package, and flexibility. Working in the warehouse is extremely physical. If you like long hours and lots of overtime, this is the job for you. If you desire some kind of a work-life balance, beware. Most of the leads and all of the coordinators will be very respectful and understanding and be promptly overruled by the operations manager. You will then be gaslighted by said manager regarding  what you committed to when you interviewed for the job. Overall, I felt disrespected and would say it was a huge opportunity squandered by one person’s desire to squeeze as much out of their employees as possible. 

The company vision is great, but very much different from reality. While the company promotes as a great place to work, and their vision is everything anyone would want in a job. The job and the people you would with particularly in warehouse is absolutely terrible. Rampage drug used daily during breaks and lunch on the property. Terrible culture and treatment by the employees that’s been there for a while. Management turns a blind eye to the problems and avoids fixing it. The leads at this place are the worst. All heavy drug usage with the rest of the employees. 

The company culture is fantastic, and everyone is extremely supportive and collaborative. The work environment is also very pleasant, with modern facilities and comfortable workspaces. 
My supervisors to be very effective and efficient. They provide clear direction and feedback, which has helped me to grow and develop in my role.
Overall, highly recommend Four Hands as a great place to work.

Have impressive reputation for working with the major medical journals, and an excellent opportunity to develop expertise.
Communicating daily with clients and building new client relationships.
 I feel that the company and this junior position will be the best ways for me to grow in knowledge about the industry as well as enable me to launch a successful career.

The manager and team you work with in operations is super welcoming and friendly. The culture is unlike anything I've experienced before and I genuinely felt apart of the team. However, maybe it was due to a restructuring at the management level, but it felt like there was never anything for me to do as an intern here. Most of my days were spent on my laptop not doing much, or following people around

A typical day of work is pushing around heavy boxes, making sure they are all where they need to be. Not necessarily easy, but fourhands does what it can to make it not too bad. The coworkers are great, everyone gets along well, which definitely boosts mood and productivity. 

Personally been with the company for a while, I appreciate everything they done for me. I don't agree with management training or the professionalism.

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