data entry clerk

sales associate

controller

administrative assistant

demand planner

Grivet Outdoors

Very unfair place to work! You think you can handle it but you can't! I was working for the company almost seven months and everything I did for the company I successfully succeeded in. I was a top performer in their returns department and production was out of this world was never fairly compensated for it even though I knew I was worth so much more ... I stayed because I liked the people and the work was easy so I moved to the warehouse getting paid more than I was in prior department but still low pay.. you guess right I went to warehouse and also was a top performer to the point I had to train a couple people still no raise even though I gave a 1000 percent everyday and then they turn around and gives a person a raise that doesn't know half of the the things I know and haven't trained one person... Management is not diverse at all no people of color or different ethnicity

A typical day for me includes prepping and adding products to shipments that we will send to Amazon. Our team will pick the items we need from their locations and add them to different shipments. We will pack everything up and then load the shipments onto trucks afterwards. I've learned a lot about our warehouse processes and what it takes to run a business. I received training to perform a couple different roles in the warehouse and feel like I'm valued for the the time I put in at work. I'm well paid and enrolled in the company's health insurance plan. I'm impressed by how this company has grown over the past few years. They have a couple stores now and are expanding into a third. We are also getting ready to move into a larger warehouse too. I enjoy what I do and can't wait to see what the future with this company has to offer.

I applied because I thought it was an outdoors store only to find out it’s actually mostly just athletic apparel and shoes with heavy emphasis on shoes. Most of the job consisted of trying to help people find the right shoe. 
I worked there for a total of 10 weeks and only 2 of them there was a store manager. Employees were expected to pick up the slack for the lack of manager with no additional payment or training. 
Responsibilities are not well distributed through upper management and falls mostly on one or two people but they still somehow micromanage. I was never fully trained for the job & still don’t feel confident about what I learned there. 

I have enjoyed working for Grivet Outdoors from the very first day. The staff create a great workplace culture that allows you to feel at ease. I have been pushed to learn more everyday and have been rewarded with more responsibilities and upward momentum when I rise to the challenge. Management is great, because you can tell they truly care about the business they do and the people they hire. The job can be challenging because things are changing constantly as we grow, but that keeps everyday interesting and helps me stay focused on the task at hand. 

Worked for the company for 8 months. I loved most everyone I worked with and the supervisors truly seemed to care for the employees. However there is an extreme lack of communication within the company and the pay is FAR from Fair. I didn't recieve a raise within the 8 months I was there although they continued giving me more jobs which had higher responsibilities, but I wasn't concerned with this until they started hiring new people at a higher pay than what I was making. Which wouldn't have bothered me if they were worth more it but that proved not to be the case. 

I really loved working here. Working with the eBay team is one of the best jobs I’ve ever had. The managers are understanding and kind and very fun. There is a lot of bonding events and group activities within the department. The work is demanding and the pay is lower than area averages, but the flexibility of hours and scheduling helps anyone looking for part-time or a job to work around school schedules. 

I love working at Grivet! It is by far the best warehouse environment I have ever worked in. The management actually cares about their workers and their balance between work and home life. If you are self-driven, hard-working, and willing to learn, you will fit right in and be compensated fairly for your hard work. 

Mainly speaking on the eBay dept., it had its pros and cons. You decide which is which...

Flexible scheduling. 
Laissez-faire, hands-off mgmt.
Very dog-friendly, beware you will hear them at times.
High turnover rate, people come & go regularly.
Returns = occasional heavy lifting & DIRTY items
eBay listing, basic photography with a large lightbox.
LOW pay with no real room for growth.

If you have a great work ethic, you will thrive here. Management sees who is working hard and wants to grow with this fast-growing small business - and you will move up quickly with them. Really a place you can end up on a career path with. Fair policies, understanding attendance protocols, and a culture I feel like I can be myself in. 

Felt welcome the first day I stepped in the warehouse. Supervisors are great to work with and the training was smooth. I've worked in other warehouse environments and Grivet Outdoors has, by far, one of the best work cultures I've experienced. There is never a dull day and I always feel appreciated for the work I do.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Data entry clerk 1 salary reported	$13.75 per hour
Sales associate 4 salaries reported	$13.75 per hour
Controller 3 salaries reported	$82,500 per year
Administrative assistant 1 salary reported	$13.00 per hour
Demand planner 2 salaries reported	$47,500 per year

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