field service technician

account executive

production technician

material handler

brand ambassador

Interblock USA, LC

My day consists of not only doing my job but doing the jobs of other employees who are fully capable of doing & completing the same tasks, but does management expect and hold the rest of the employees to the same standards as me, NO, as for what I've learned well I've actually learned a lot but that's because I work with a tight group of individuals who have the same mindset and work ethic as I do which makes all the difference between just "doing your job" & actually "knowing and fully understanding how to do your job". 

Management isn't the best could DEFINITELY use an overhaul and be more realistic with what they expect and what can actually be done within a certain time frame & most importantly communicative above all because there's a serious lack of it, workplace culture is an absolute joke you'd better off just keeping to yourself and staying in your own lane lot of toxicity jealousy from employees who do the bare minimum but expect the most like raises and to eventually upgrade to a managerial position. Hardest part of my job is juggling all of my responsibilities which is way more than what the average employee is required to deal with, but somehow I'm always able to make miracles happen and vast majority of the time it's just me, and I won't deny that I get help but it's not always available to me as it is to other employees !!

The most enjoyable part of my day is when I get to work with the select few individuals I actually like respect and enjoy working with and never leave me hanging, at least not intentionally and pull their fair share of the workload so I don't get overwhelmed, so I'm actually able to have that perfect work life balance......

Work can vary greatly depending on your position—most go in at 9:00 AM and work until around 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. 

I've learned a lot in a company like Interblock that is growing; smaller companies tend to have employees wear multiple hats and in that way, you learn much. 

Management is completely dependent on your position and department but working with the CEO and executives has been quite fair. 

Workplace culture could be improved, bit that doesn't happen overnight or even over the course of months. 

The hardest part of the job is like most workplaces, just coordinating with your peers and doing the actual work. 

The most enjoyable part of the job is knowing the great people you work with are a part of a growing company that is producing and supplying high-quality products. 

IB USA has an extremely large turnover rate, and that is because management in Las Vegas is an absolute nightmare.  You could get different instructions from 3 people, follow all of them to the letter, and then be written up for insubordination.  Me personally, I worked my butt off to make sure my area was taken care of as a Remote Service Tech.  I often traveled outside of my area for weeks at a time.  It would happen more than once when I would be several states away from home and receive a call from Operations, screaming about why a ticket had come through back home and i hadn't taken care of it the same day. The pay was on the low-end for the work and responsibility that was expected of us, and the constant beratement from clients who had issues with the company as a whole made it a hostile work environment most of the time. All in all, I would recommend people to stay away from this company.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The warehouse workers feel like Family. A group of Humble & Friendly Individuals.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management Sucks! Good luck with trying to Move Up in the company. They'd rather hiring friends from outside that they can share the Salaries with, instead of Hiring someone that has been with The Company for Years with Inside Experience!

And goodluck with getting an Annual Raise. They'll tell You they can't give you one, and then turn right around and hire an Un-needed Manager, with a Starting Pay of about $75k with No Experience!

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is Easy amongst The Workers, but Stressful with Manager's, because Management is Desperate for Sales. There's a Mix Culture of Workers!

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Do my 8 hours and out the door by the 7hr& 59min.

No PPE, no badges, no training, no tools, and zero communication. Safety was ignored, and basic protocols didn’t exist. Completely disorganized and dangerous. Avoid if you value your well-being.

A Typical Day at Work:
Chaotic and unstructured. No clear direction, tools, or support. Often spent time waiting for instructions that never came.

What I Learned:
Mostly how not to run a workplace. It taught me the importance of proper training, communication, and leadership.

Management:
Absent and unresponsive. Provided no guidance, support, or accountability. Safety and employee concerns were ignored.

Workplace Culture:
Nonexistent. No teamwork, no communication, no leadership. Everyone was just trying to figure things out alone.

The Hardest Part of the Job:
Trying to stay safe and productive without any resources or support.

The Most Enjoyable Part of the Job:
Honestly, leaving at the end of the day. It was the only part that felt organized.


I would not recommend working for this company. The systems were redundant and antiquated. People were toxic and immature. You couldn't get parts when you needed them. Installs, repairs, and removals were a mess bc of miscommunication between sales, manufacturing, lack of quality control, and parts. Sales would promise new machines to customers and used machines with gum on the back would be delivered. It was competitive rather the cooperative, frustrating, embarrassing, unbalanced, unreliable, and stressful. You could do 100 things right but get screamed at for a "mistake" that was completely out of your control. 

Worked my way up for a long time. Company took advantage of my hard work and would go years without a raise while others would. Management would be fired and replaced once a year and you would have to explain your job over and over again. Eventually the ceo would tear the new org down and move everything around again and again. No new money for doing more work. When promoted you were expected to do it without raise discussion and if you were lucky maybe theyre compensate you 10 months after youve been already doing the job. They were offended if you ever asked for a raise even if it had been years. 

a typical day of work consist of pulling out orders, receiving and shipping parts and also giving parts to production. the procedure changings on the daily bases therefore you learn everyday. the workplace was great  but since they keep changing management it's hard to have a consistence opinion and this makes the job hard. the most enjoyable part is that I had a go pay and manage to complete the daily task.

Being on call 24/7 was not enjoyable. They try and take advantage of your life and time at every turn. I once worked 20 hours straight. Usually it is typical to not get assistance when asking for it when running into technical issues. Working in the stressful environment plus constant changes to procedures makes for a poorly run company and from the beginning, customers hated this company.

The company has been expanding and suffering from growing pains, but hard work is rewarded. I have seen many people get promoted quickly here. You truly never know what each day is going to look like, and things usually don't go as planned. It will keep you on your feet, but it's exciting!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Field service technician 4 salaries reported	$27.00 per hour
Account executive 11 salaries reported	$87,500 per year
Production technician 4 salaries reported	$19.13 per hour
Material handler 2 salaries reported	$23.50 per hour
Brand ambassador 3 salaries reported	$55,000 per year

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