warehouse associate

truck driver

delivery driver

warehouse coordinator

delivery truck driver - cdl

MILLCRAFT PAPER COMPANY

A typical day starts at 8am and ends roughly at 5pm, you come in unload any inbound freight and receiving. You then pick customers orders the remainder of the day unless other inbound or outbound arrive.

I learned accountability, brutal honesty and how to work understaffed. 

Management is a hit or miss depending on where you work, anything to do with customer service or sales is great, the problem lies with operations. You have a young guy running the sinking ship out there who doesn't have the drive or the motivation to get anything done right because it's extra work. He is like the fith manager they've had in 4 years This has driven many people away from the warehouse and caused several people to quit, some even on the spot. They lose great employees all the time due to the management being in its own way.

The workplace culture is great, I got along with almost everybody that worked there.

The hardest part of the job is the far upper management not listening to the "grunts" that actually work on the floor about ideas or ways things should run to improve efficiency and smoothness.

Most enjoyable was the job security and the set hours and days. it's not glamorous work but it pays the bills

If you don't want to move up in this company or don't mind having your voice not heard by the higher ups then by all means work here.



Ill start my review like this, millcraft as a whole is a good company. However like all companies they have their flaws. The job itself depending on the person can be very easy or somewhat cumbersome. My position was part time. It was a touch freight job. You will be expected to load and unload your truck with the use of a electric pallet jack and at times a forklift. You have 1 stop everyday and go to the same place which is about an hour drive from the terminal and you back into the same dock. The spot you have to back into is easy. And the truck they have is a automatic freightliner that is very clean and well kept. With a 40' trailer. You won't have your own truck it is shared with one driver on day shift but thats it. The process for scanning and loading/unloading your product has its flaws and one of the things I believe holds millcraft back the most. The dayton management is very easy going and laid back. As long as you get to work everyday and load and unload your product you won't really ever hear from them. But if you need them they are very receptive. Im not leaving the job because of any major flaws with the company but the direction im going with my life I couldnt continue to work there any longer. 

An ordinary day consist of plenty of order entry, customer assistance and interaction with staff. It can be often fast paced. Business was built on customer relations. I learned that in order to succeed in this type of business, you must continue to effectively maintain and build new relationships at the same time. In this competitive, but referred to as declining business, to be successful all customers new and old must be on board, supporting your company. The working culture was casual, but it takes a special passion to experience the true benefits of what this business has to offer.

I have never worked with a group of people that have cared so much about doing a good job. Millcraft has some amazing people that have stayed with the company a very long time. There is a family culture here and I really appreciate how much people care about the work they do.

I enjoyed working with the employees, the work was easily manageable but once again the management did not understand the steps needed to get the job done. Higher up employees did not understand what was needed from employees and lied about functions, what was going on and just pointed fingers instead of owning up to their own mistakes. I loved the job but the management ruined it.

I was hired on to The Millcraft Paper Company as a corporate intern. I completed various tasks and projects for the company over the summer, mostly involved simple data analysis, data entry, and research. They provided a comfortable environment for me to start transitioning into the everyday workforce.

The work is super easy and very easy to learn but doing your best only results in management taking advantage of its best employees, the more you do and are capable of, the more they expect you to do without expecting more pay. when the turnover rate is so bad youre longest tenured employee is of only 2 years, theres a bigger problem than the people they hire

You can find something to complain about no matter where you work or who you work for. Even at Millcraft.
But, for the most part - This is a good company to work for. Everyone has a job to do, and most are held accountable. Pay and work-life balance are decent. Raises could be better. 

The people at Millcraft make the difference!  Very caring environment with flexible work/life balance.  I'd recommend working here to anyone looking for a stable work environment that values relationships and personal growth.  Wish I would have found this company sooner in my career. 

Horrible pay ,  horrible management.  They care more about zoom meetings and conference calls then actually listening to their employees .  Again there is nothing good about this job so don’t waste your time applying

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 7 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour
Truck driver 4 salaries reported	$25.38 per hour
Delivery driver 19 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Warehouse coordinator 6 salaries reported	$20.17 per hour
Delivery truck driver - cdl 8 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour

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