senior warehouse associate

customer service representative

clerical support

administrative assistant

specialist

MBI, Inc.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Paid holidays off and you start with vacation time

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything. Management shows a lot of favoritism ,employees are very clicky, the work is incredibly boring and repetitive. If you call out sick or do anything that annoys over her management, they will purposely put you where they know you don’t wanna be as a punishment very low with very low pay raises if you’re lucky enough to get one. The review process is ridiculous. They point out all your flaws instead of encouraging you to feel appreciated. There is no communication between anybody. Nobody really knows what’s going on in the training process is not existent.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Depends on who your friends with and what you look like. For those that are favored by management, It’s probably an OK job  But for everyone not on “ favorites list “ watch your back.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
you’re either racing to make numbers that are impossible to make because all of the equipment is broken or you are sitting at a desk all day cleaning coins, or processing returns. You’ll never feel like you accomplished anything at the end of the day.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The pay, unless they mess you up and put you on hard jobs. Or let so you just came back from shoulder surgery and your arms are weak and they put you on one of the toughest jobs out there just so that you mess up and they can fire you.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Worrying if they’re gonna put you on a job that’s gonna be tough for you to do because you just came back from shoulder surgery!
Plus, they use super singles so you’re constantly getting flat tires

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
As long as you stay away from a driver nicknamed Hollywood you’ll be OK. Apparently he’s related to someone higher up in the company and he walks around like Maverick from the first top gun movie even has the mirrored sunglasses..

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Depends on where they send you.

Management and HR is a joke.  They want you to make MBI your life, there is no work life balance. If they need you to work Saturdays they want you to work all day even though it's not mandatory over time. There is a particular manager that will lie and tell all new employees that over time is mandatory when it's not. If you decide to do over time but can only come in for a few hours, this particular manager will try and manipulate or guilt trip you into working all day. Eventually it's mostly the temps that will work over time.
It's truly an easy job but because of some managers and supervisors, they make it hard to just do your work.
The best part of the job other than it being easy are the co workers. For the most part everyone there is very friendly and helpful.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The way i was trained and the knowledge I received from my supervisor and fellow truckers

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Equipment Safety and not being able to work when your equipment doesnt operate as it should and/or breaks down 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment was decent as most jobs can be. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Mediocre. The company might not invest heavily in newer trucks, technology, or safety features, potentially leading to higher maintenance costs or less efficient operations. While they might not be actively unsafe, they might not prioritize safety as highly as top-performing companies, potentially leading to higher accident rates or safety violation

-they don't typically hire for any worthwhile jobs in house. if you got hired as general staff. expect to be general staff for a very long time.
-you're a good employee, just don't say no. I worked all the overtime and switched my shift (at great personal inconvenience) to help them because they asked me to. after a year and a half when they tried to move me into a position I was not hired for, and a position that made me VERY uncomfortable and I let them know as much, they just let me go. and all this after my boss told me he had given me the best year review he has given. so imagine if I had a bad review.
-a very toxic work environment, I've had managers try to pit me against other managers. and even my own co-workers. i got hired and in the first 2 weeks with  very minimal training was asked why i couldn't keep up with the 15-20 year warehouse vets.

In summary, unless you are about to lose your house, car , or apartment. I wouldn't work here.


there are some people in management there who are not qualified nor have the people skills to be a manager, there wages are ridiculous they pay 2 to 6 dollars then an hour then other rig company's there housing is half of other company's housing they pay there rig managers the lowest in the oilfield input of every rig company anywhere from 20to 40,000 less a year there bonuses for supervisors as they call it is a joke they treat there supervisors like not even worth asking about and take what consultants and other company's say and believe them rather then there own employee they also want you do there job , your job the crew and operators job at the same time and expect that to be ok., I would not recommend working there nor refer this rig company as a good place to work, this company really holds the word of OVER WORKED AND UNDERPAID by far this company holds it the torch on this on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My work day is as I schedule it. I make my own hours which allows me to have a life schedule as well. I've learn different coping skills as I introduce them to consumer's. My clinical Manager is awesome, we have group supervision every other week. I also have my own one on one time with my Supervisor. My Clinical supervisor makes sure we review all caseloads before the meeting is over. My Team is awesome, and so are my co-workers. I work in a diverse environment. I'm around different cultures. The hardest part of my job has to be getting the notes in within 48 hours of rendered services, because the pay decreases if not. The most enjoyable part of my job is when I complete an assignment with my consumer's, rather it be Housing, applying for assistance, or Social Services. Seeing them happy is what what makes my day, and my heart smile.

I worked for MBI for about  seven months. Like what I was doing, enjoyed the people I worked with. Although corporate is something else. Without any Verbal warnings or written warnings I  was let go for no reason. It was a shock to me and my supervisor. My coworkers were surprised too. I have a perfect driving record with no DUIs tickets or accidents. Called and talk to HR and they said that I was not a good fit for them. I have done nothing wrong. Came in on time and did my  Job. HR told me I could come back And reapply within a few weeks so I did  and reapply within a few weeks, So I talk to a recruiter and she had no idea why I was let go in the first place. She talk to HR  and came back and told me that I was not allowed to reapply ever again.

Following MBI buyers guide and loading and unloading procedures.
Safety for you and other in work area.  working tanks from top, working with the pumper as team, Safe driving. 

MBI was very good in Truck dot, no excuse in not downing a truck.
no recaps, no broken windshield, ect. very good very professional in my opinion, 

people we worked with all were very helpful in helping each other.


pre trip and post trip, proper paper work and logs, wait times.

simply having work and oil to for the time we were on.

MBI took care of their workers, if it was slow they would bite the bullet and team you up. They provided every worker with free medical and dental for the whole family. no deductibles. unheard of awesome.

never rushed, safety was first. H2s certified.

Working as a saltwater mechanic i checked my sites everyday unless told to check more or not to check certain disposals. Being there taught me that working hard pays off and with the money to be made in North Dakota it will keep me around for a long time. The management was lousy in some areas but with the crew i was on my boss was a good man and was open to many suggestions that saved us time and helped move us up in salary. My co-workers were like a lot of regular people sometime they could get on your nerves and some could make you laugh every time you seen them. The hardest part of my job was having to work night shifts because night is night and your body just needs to sleep. The best part of my job was making money and having a good time doing it.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Senior warehouse associate 12 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Customer service representative 3 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Clerical support 2 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Administrative assistant 2 salaries reported	$46,250 per year
Specialist 1 salary reported	$15.50 per hour

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