Lowes Distribution Store 960

First off, it's not the most fulfilling job ever, being warehouse work and all. However, there is a pretty comprehensive selection of benefits, my supervisors have been mostly helpful, the employees on my shift are supportive and fairly easy to get along with, the 12 hour days don't go by too slow as long as you stay busy, and having 4 days off is pretty sweet. Also, it may be only 72 hours per pay period/36 hours a week, but the wage does compensate for that. When you figure what the equivalent wage would be if it was a 40 hours-a-week schedule, you're making about a dollar more per hour than the NC living wage for a single and childless adult, which is nice. However, this is only the case for my shift; weekend nights. Day shift doesn't make quite as much, especially on weekdays. Another thing I appreciate about my shift is how sparsely populated the facility is, at least for most of the night until day shift comes in an hour before we leave, which is a real cluster you-know-what. As someone on the autism spectrum, this part of the night is really nerve racking. Another issue is day shift being assigned equipment and yet our shift is told to ignore calls to return equipment that someone on day shift is assigned to and waiting for. In other words, there's clearly a lack of communication between the day and night shifts and you can see how this may cause some problems. Either get rid of the equipment assigning or don't have day shift come in so early! Anyway, if you just want decent compensation, great benefits, and don't mind soul sucking warehouse labor, you might be okay with this job.

 I gained valuable experience in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. The job required attention to detail, physical stamina, and strong organizational skills to ensure efficient operations. I enjoyed collaborating with coworkers to meet daily goals, and the management team was supportive and provided clear instructions. The role taught me time management, multitasking, and the importance of maintaining a clean and safe workspace. Overall, it was a rewarding job that helped me develop a solid work ethic while contributing to a productive and goal-driven team.

Lowes is an exceptional place to work.  Always challenges your ability for production by paying bonus.  Coaches are there to assist with questions and paperwork.  Their not their to direct or hover.  If you don't want to perform the daily job requirements than Lowes tries to find a solution before asking you to leave the job.

When I worked there I started packing doors on the shipping dock and the trainer was very helpful in getting us trained in all aspects of hand loading trucks and leaving room for the loaders to load pallets to make cube space so the trailers were ready to be shipped out. Before leaving Lowes 960 I was in charge of Diverts and I also worked in the Mods regular Non Con and Appliances Non Con. Over all it was a great experience working at Lowes RDC 960. 

Good place to work, but the work it demanding. They expect too much from one person, and doesn’t pay enough. They’re very worried about hitting goal, but your safety is number 1. Coaches are awesome. If you call off with a doctors note you still get a point, and you have to files claims with another company’s to get it back when it’s supposed to be no fault for medical. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
I enjoyed working with this company friendly people good hours

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Fast pace was stressful at times 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment was great everyone’s helpful.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Team leaders are helpful and supportive

Management are folks with hard work ethic and overall integrity focused. Training was phenomenal! I learned a great deal of new skills and developed an better attitude about work and life. 

It’s non existent. Poor management. Training was mediocre. And when you complain to management about it, it doesn’t seem to change or your treated differently because you spoke up. 

The hardest part of the job for me I think working 12 hours shifts on weekends. Overall is easy to work there, and very friendly. Great benefits, if you do your work supervisors are not much strict with you. 

This job is very hard and physical. Management doesn’t care about you. Training is not good. They make you work mandatory overtime all year long. Management plays favorites. 

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