truck driver

business development executive

operations supervisor

fulfillment associate

devops engineer

Landmark Global

I'll put it like this: For years there was free coffee in the break rooms, for everyone. It wasn't good coffee, but it was a small thanks from the people up top. Then, a couple of years ago, they decided that in order to save money, they'd get rid of the free coffee.... For the workers. Management still has all the k-cups you can imagine. For free. (Drivers too, of which I was one)
 The workers now have to pay a dollar for "coffee" out of a machine owned by "someone". 
That's representative of the entire company culture. Management is what keeps the company running. The workers do nothing. We pay them as little as possible, and let them know we don't care about them as people. Why won't they thank us or work harder? Same for drivers, but they get coffee. Although, I felt like a scumbag for taking free coffee while making 2-3x more money than the people that have to pay for it. It's small, and it's stupid, but it perfectly sums up the culture. Non-management = enemy, for some reason. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The structure and schedule 

The teamwork and fellow employees

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Company politics, though not bad

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Comfortable, structural

I appreciated the sense of camaraderie and the overall fellowship of the workplace community 


I left in search of “greener pastures,” so to speak 

I have yet to find them 

I took for granted a great workplace, and would love to go back to the team I learned to do appreciate 

I miss the place and would like to come back and work for the company again

Emailing clients, sorting/labeling packages. Logging in bad/no data packages. Current landmark employees I worked with through out the day are great. Enjoyable part of job was that I got along with my co-workers. Hardest part was when we were packed with work and we have bad computers that have not been fixed over a year of advising the issue. Stressful environment management not professional not confidential. Employees are held accountable for unfair reasons due to poor decisions. Very poor communication many stuff said there by manager  is sugar coated and so on...

A typical day, process, label packages, scan to pallet, build pallets. wrap pallets, sort packages. logg bad data/ no data. Email Account Managers about packages. Logged freight coming in from UPS and FedEx. Add dems to packages by running them down a machine called the Cubic Scan.
I learned so much I don't know where to start. 
I love my job. I loved management and my co-workers. 
There was no hardest part. If, I didn't know how to do something they tought me and I caught on fast. 
The most enjoyable part was when management would buy us lunch for accomplishing goals.

Worst job ever over worked understaffed a lot of favoritism leads and supervisors want you to do there work and take all the credit no job security will let you go at the drop of a dime leads give you false promises of promotions in the company ppl there 2-3 years still temps they just want to get work done and once they get it done your no longer needed I wouldn’t recommend anyone to work there unless it’s your last option 

Began employment when the company was still in start up phase, which made the work interesting and fun.  Company was sold and became more corporate (not as much fun, roles narrowly defined, not a ton of room for movement within the company and leadership change).

You will be rewarded if you bring particularly strong skill sets to job.  Company is still growing and learning, which can make the work interesting and challenging.

The company is good from a client perspective. From a workers perspective its barely average. Hard work with nothing to improving to. No room for advancement for atleast were we at. could be better but it is what it is and its given me an opportunity to work. Not complaining.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Breaks were good job easy scanning boxes 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Getting to work by 5 am waiting for an hour for work 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good cool atmosphere nice people 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Scanning boxes stacking them in other boxes

What is the best part of working at the company?
This company dont have organization they put whatever person to supervisor the play to much 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They no have sufficent people to work 2 shirf they pretended got the same number first shift just wt.5 people btw.first shift have 15 people more that 2 shirf they dont take care the employer

A typical day at work consisted of solo and group projects.  Answering client inquiries via e-mail or telephone.  I learned project management, sales, client interaction, MS suite tools, management of team.

Management at Landmark Global is fair.

The workplace culture is difficult to define as the company is located all over the globe.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 3 salaries reported	$27.00 per hour
Business development executive 2 salaries reported	$95,000 per year
Operations supervisor 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Fulfillment associate 4 salaries reported	$24.88 per hour
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