truck driver

sales representative

warehouse lead

driver

administrative assistant

IDI Distributors

The most unprofessional atmosphere I have ever worked in.  I have a building materials background of 18 years, and this was the most prideful, immature, and unorganized location I had ever been at.  My DCM lacked skills giving training & support. Unrealistic expectations of margin of errors- other branches had many more errors, but the pressure from this manager to be perfect was so over-the-top that it made me second guess myself all the time, leading to stress-related errors.
Inconsistent management team- lack of solidarity in handling issues between sales and operations, and keeping their arguments discreet.  Warehouse safety and environmental safety were not a high priority.  
POSTED AVG SALARY FOR WHSE LEAD IS NOT TRUE.  Branch Mgr only offered me $42K/yr in very expensive state to live in.

Great place to work, every day is different and is challenging and stressful at times but fun. Company is very supportive and available for all concerns, with and amazing company family orientated feel. Management is super and are just a phone call or email away, and easy to get ahold of. I  have had two supervisors since starting at IDI, about 4 years ago and they are simply super, My supervisors are so supportive and helpful, they really help and want you to succeed. such a warm comforting company to work for, you really feel like family. there is some stressful days but overall this is a great company to work for! This job is as hard as you make it, so make it fun for everyone!

Family owned company that has expanded nation wide. Plenty of peers in parallel positions to reach out to for help or advice, though the structure can leave you feeling a little isolated sometimes. 
Lots of customer interaction in an interesting cross section of the construction industry. Dealing with people coming in off the street to insulate a well house, or large contractors dealing with millions of multi family projects. 
Difficulties come with mostly material procurement and issues on the manufacturing side that can swing on a whim. As well as having to deliver to difficult job sites. 
The material handling takes some getting used to. 
Will deal with all kinds of personalities internally and externally. 
 Challenges maintaining safety in the warehouse, on the road, and on the job sites you are delivering to and servicing. 
Lots of great people to work with. And attempts to adhere to company core values. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Good company with actual evolvement from higher ups. Safety bonuses, decent pay, job recognition.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
What I did, my input, and myself mattered to the company.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Inclusive, you got what you put in. As long as you did your work and were a decent person you were set.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Open up location, do cycle counts for the day, unload deliveries, help customers with pick up orders, load trucks for second runs, go on break, load trucks for next day delivery, keep track of inventory, do daily clean up before locking up for the day.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Most the employees you work with are pretty cool and laid back.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Being expected to wear multiple hats while being paid for only one specific position. Also, little movement within the company. You are not noticed unless you present your accomplishments; otherwise they go unnoticed. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Frantic and stressful for no reason. There are plenty of things to be stressed out about in life… insulation is not one of them.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Show up, try to garner new business, and/or make and keep relationships with current customers.

This is a drink the cool-aid and fit in or don't and get pushed out or let go. The "leadership" doesn't lead with respect, but more of that old school good ole boy style full of trash talking and misdirection. They have a very high turnover rate and it seems like they're consistently rebuilding branches. They're most likely for sale, so don't expect the operational team to support the branch with the inventory and tools needed to be successful. Don't ask too many questions about the business or management will turn on you. There are better companies to work at  in the insulation and building material market. 

IDI offers opportunities for career advancement.  Good benefit package.  IDI cares about their employee home and personal life and provides summer hours on Fridays allowing the branches to close one hour early.  The organization is full of knowledgeable and friendly support staff at our corporate office.  IDI provides a fast paced work environment which in turn makes the days go by fast.  Overall this is a great place to work and call "home".  I look forward to growing and working for IDI for a long time.

IDI is a great place to work.
The culture here is centered around teamwork, growth, and shared success. One of the most rewarding parts of the job is building a strong team—when everyone works together, big things happen.

The customers in this industry are truly one-of-a-kind. They’re knowledgeable, driven, and a lot of fun to work with. Partnering with them to grow their businesses makes every day both exciting and meaningful.

If you enjoy a fast-paced environment where collaboration and relationships matter, IDI is a place where you can really thrive.

As a Warehouse laborer and not a truck driver it’s a Great job, good & friendly management. The pros are you’re always off by 3:30PM, can be laid back and sometimes have 1HR lunch breaks. But the Cons are No AC in warehouse and during the summer you have to load 53 foot semi trailers that are 110+ degrees inside. If you don’t like wearing face masks or respirators you’ll be breathing in insulation all day. Also itchy skin and a lot of lifting although it’s usually nothing too heavy. 

Behind the ball on technology and seems as if they’re cutting cornings to try and become more up to date on company tech and software because systems and processes do not work smoothly. There is a huge disconnect between what actually happens at the customer level and the corporate office. Everything is extremely private, so you never know pricing and at times it makes it hard for you to be competitive within your market or quick at returning customer requests

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