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I loved working for LP. I loved most of the people I worked with & I loved my job but hindsight is 20/20. The work environment was very toxic. If you don't fit in, you are treated poorly. You can bust you butt every day and it will never be appreciated. You could do your job better than anyone before you but any mistake you make will be highlighted more than any of the outstanding work you do. LP's philosophy on training is sink or swim. Once thrown in, if you swim, great but if you sink or even struggle to swim, they will tell you it's not working out (to no fault of their own, obviously.) When I started at LP, I thought I found my dream job. I mean who wouldn't want a job that offers free lunches, a gym, and everyone seems so happy. I truly thought I would be there for the next 10-15 years but after the novelty wore off, the bonuses are great but being treated like dirt doesn't make it worth it. If you know someone high up, you have a much better chance of getting away with basically anything but if you don't know anyone, you better walk on eggshells because they will shitcan you in no time for basically absolutely nothing. .And yes, you can make a name for yourself and you can move up and become one of the people LP truly does value but there will still be others above you that they value more. If you find yourself butting heads with those people, they will still send you packing as if you didn't just put endless amounts of time effort and dedication into making yourself better and bettering the company. If you are truly thinking of joining the "LP Team" just tread lightly and remember, the people that speak so highly of LP are the same people who "fit in" and know someone. 

Typical day at work consisted of follow-up calls, conference calls, customer service, sales, dispatch, project management, working closely with other offices across the country, resolving billing issues, and process improvements.

I learned about international transportation and LTL, which will allow me to apply this knowledge in a future position.

My Manager was very hard to get a hold of via phone and email. Unfortunately I did not receive the direction I needed in order to work independtly at home, as intended. I feel as though some management was lacking in experience. I never received reviews or goals that were to be met.

Built some great relationships with the employees at Logistics Plus, which I still keep in touch with.

The hardest part of the job was working out of my home without the support I needed from the home office.

I enjoyed the laid back atmosphere and the strong sense of family across the whole orginzation.

This company promises a healthy work-life balance, free thinking, and a positive culture, making it seem like the ideal place to work. However, once you're hired, the reality couldn't be more different. While the company claims to encourage creativity and individual decision-making, you're punished for making decisions without explicit approval.

The pay is below industry standards, especially when compared to market equivalents, and promotions seem more about favoritism than merit. The harder you work, the more you're burdened with tasks, while others seem to advance with little to no effort. Despite the outward promises of a positive environment, it’s clear that the company's focus is more on exploiting employees than fostering the culture it advertises.

If you're looking for a place that values true work-life balance, fair compensation, and recognition for your efforts, this is not it.


A typical day at work was doing everyday the same between the activities was giving follow up to shipments concerning India-USA and billing to the respective companies, but I decided to redesign their international shipping process. I learned customs requirements and transportation costs but the most important thing I got to learned was that I like to solve problems and make organizations more efficient. I did not had personal under my supervision but I interacted with people over India and different industries. The work environment was completely unusual to a regular company the correct definition would be define as very flexible in almost every aspect.

I would definitely recommend someone to work here, only under a different lead, I say this because the lead over shipping and receiving for the client knockknock was very two faced and would show you how to do all of the work so you would know how to do ALL of the shipping/emails/show or help your pickers how to do their job only so the lead could roam about the warehouse and tell the warehouse supervisor how badly you were doing your job , the rest of the warehouse and warehouse supervisor was the best and very helpful if you needed an extra hand or didn't know where or how things worked. Understood on days taken off for appointments/etc. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Wonderful company to work for great hours as a temp and the staff and supervisor as well as the manager is awesome!! Hoping I get permanent...

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The drivers that come in not having thier own equipment to strap down the load..

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Various races and their is no judgmental attitudes towards any worker

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy and very productive and there is constant movement every hour

Working for Logistics Plus was very educational as to learning the International piece of shipping. I did reports received in product and had to use Macro's for reports and create documents. A lot of steps and processes to learn. I was building the knowledge more on the documents side. I really liked the job. the co-workers were ok some pushy and bossy. Get on me about keying errors and I witnessed them fixing their mistakes. I couldn't fix mine and I was new. You can't be perfect - surely not having the tools to fix.

This is a very contradictory company. They promote a fun open entrepreneurial culture. Yet when you act the way they promote that they are it is all wrong. Only work there if you are willing to be on a bad salary and work over time with no compensation. They are greedy and it is a cult environment where you are told you can speak freely then when you do you are punished. I rather work as a garbage man then deal with their garbage. Drink the kool aid but be careful its most likely poisoned. Only apply if you were born to be a silent follower who bows to the king and queen. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
I learned different things..picking, packing,shipping,loading, unloading...was part of a good team there 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Up and down wrk hours..different management in months time 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good work consistently bizzy....team work within the employees 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Bizzy with work...consistently moving doing work

Okay place depending on the dept. If you like to party and don’t mind this place being your life, this is the place for you. If you’re looking for a decent work life balance that isn’t encompassed by LP or it’s employees, might not be a good fit. Expect working through your lunch, working all night, and then not receiving the same flexibility to leave for an apt. Hey, but at least they do bubble soccer at lunch, even though you would get attitude and extra work shoved at you by your manager if you ever dared actually go.

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