delivery driver

counter sales representative

van driver

outside sales representative

order processor

Hahn Automotive Warehouse, Inc.

They start you off at barely above minimum wage as an over night driver. Depending on the route you could be driving 500+ miles a night, a lot in the mountains.  If you can't make a delivery because of snow you get chewed out and told to take a different route (1 to 3 hours rerouting) if you don't know the route they give you an outdated GPS.  Now let's talk about the straight trucks they make you drive.  Not one could pass a legal NYSI nor do they keep up on the HUT stickers. maintenance is out of the question.  Zero ways to run logs for DOT.  You'll be lucky to keep your license if you get pulled over.  Truck breaks down, broken lift. gate, etc.. It's your problem to get a tow truck in the middle of the night AND if you do and get back, you might get an hour or 3 of sleep and they demand you come back when another truck gets back from its route to take your run during the day, then come back and reload and take the following nights run with zero sleep.  If your lift gate breaks, don't matter.  Hand unload all your parts out of the totes and pick up the returns by hand.

I started with this company as a counter person and moved up to management.  Some days are frustrating- you'll have that with any job, but overall the atmosphere is good, the people are great, and the compensation is fair.  if you do your job thoroughly, and effectively, you can move up.  There seems to be a lot of misguided negativity relating to this company.  No matter what company you work for, disgruntled complacency in entry level positions exists.  take these complaints with a grain of salt.

A typical day as a driver is getting a drive a rusted-out, 20 year old van that is ready to blow up on any delivery.  Management is too cheap to buy a new one and keeps repairing a broken down van that should be replaced for all safety reasons.  Also, the air conditioning doesn't work so you get to sweat at 100+ degrees during the summer.  If you can tolerate all that, you also get to unload a box truck daily which is loaded with heavy items almost guaranteed to injure the driver.  Stay away from this disaster of a company and find something else to do with your time.

applied for one position was placed in another, with lower pay was told position not yet opened. Was placed in a store as an assistant. Stayed at this misfit of auto parts circus for a year. I have been in parts distribution for twenty years and am amazed they are still open. Price gouging, no solid warranty program, labor claim program is comical. professional parts people should run away fast there is very little to no opportunity here

You start at 5 AM work at 12 hour shift Monday through Friday and get paid the same amount of money every week…. You make am $800 Weekly check then your taxed on that 800 by 2 Different cities…. If you want to get up early in the morning and have no life by the end of the day and end up with only a $600 paycheck this is great for you…. You have to take a break on your own time… most of their drivers quit once you realize that you have to get up at 5 AM and you only making the money that you can literally go get out of McDonald’s

What is the best part of working at the company?
Customer service order entry. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
watching out for mice in the office and the filth, you needed to clean your personal space every morning.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Warehouse environment with a who cares culture.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Clean your desk, answer phone calls, take orders, process receivables.

Most "benefits" are very pricey, with an assortment of hoops to jump through to even lower the cost a little. HR, especially the benefits manager is incompetent and not looking after employees wellbeing at all. Also retirement funds have no contribution matching at all.

Luckily my manager and his, are awesome guys and get the job done. Sadly other stores/warehouses aren't as lucky.

If you don't need affordable benefits or reliable HR, it's an good place to work.

Delivery driver at one of the stores owned by Hahn. Absolutely no work life balance whatsoever if you work full time and aren't a manager. Pay is slightly above state minimum, impossible to save money, not a job to rely on to support a family if you have benefits through the company. Management unhelpful, makes you feel guilty for taking time off. Time off isn't always compensated either. Okay for someone to work part time, but not feasible for full time work. 

I recently started working at the warehouse in Dayton. The management has been up front and honest about positive changes they are trying to make with the culture, hearing employees out for ideas and attempts to expand sales to help all of us in the long term. I can see the culture changing even in the short time I've been here. I love my job!

Hahn was a great place to work, the fellow employees and customers was what made the day so fun. I learned what made automotive business truly tick and how they handled their business affairs. The hardest part of the job was not being able to service every customer you visit. The best part was servicing a great and loyal customer and watching their business grow.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 18 salaries reported	$16.67 per hour
Counter sales representative 5 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Van driver 3 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Outside sales representative 1 salary reported	$65,000 per year
Order processor 7 salaries reported	$14.00 per hour

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