warehouse associate

driver

inside sales representative

counter sales representative

cutter

OneSource Distributors

This company is good for entry level especially if you wanna learn electrical assembly the pay is horrible. However working here has been I pretty horrible experience. What I've learned from this company is that people  who work there are very toxic I've experienced, nepotism, backstabbing, gossiping alot of it,downplaying or undermining if someone doesn't like you even if your a good worker they'll make where you don't make it. It's extremely political and poeple are very narcissistic especially the team leads. They expect you to a certain way,if your introverted as inmy case its hard to make it there you gotta kiss it. Management is horrible there narcissistic and are all about favoritism. It's really hard to make it I this company especially for Temps you gota kiss you know what. This is good company if you a bootlicker and are into the politics and like working with toxic coworker.

It's been a few years since I've worked here, BUT if you're looking for a rock solid job/career then you're going to want to check out anything having to do with their 'modshop/fabrication shop/panel wiring shop/electronic prototyping shop'. Yes, that's a lot of slashes and that's because of the shear variety tech projects that are manufactured here. 

I spent the first 10 years of my career here and if you're a technician...this is the best place you're ever going to find when it comes to gaining hands on experience! No joke. 

Could the pay be a bit better, sure, but the stability here is second to none and I could've worked here for 20+ years if I wanted to.

I, personally, chose to leave due to outgrowing my role and there wasn't anything to 'move up' to at the time.  

It's a distribution company which also has an assembly shop. You have rto eally like this type of industry and management style if you wanted to work there. I did not advance my skills there in any area at all. Company managed primarily by COO. Employee feedback rarely solicited or considered.       
There are some really very nice people that work there and have for years.  If you are fine with repetitive type work and not wanting to make decisions then you would probably like it.  


I arrived to work a few minutes before 9am. I would check my voice mails, check to see if received any emails from vendors or customers regarding there orders, scan or fax the returns to the customers and I would assist the sales force with work. I learned how to do a full time job part time. I taught myself to multitask in a busy office. Management was very good with training and explaining the job or task. My co-workers were amazing to work with. I do not recall the job being hard. The most enjoyable part of the job is I loved working with the vendors and customers.

Your starting salary is your salary for life. This includes warehouse workers as well as drivers. No procedure is in place to recognize good employees with raises. As a delivery driver for OneSource we aren't even given cost of living increases. Every once in a while they will provide free pizza I guess they think this  substitutes for a raise.

Interact with customers both within and outside company.
"Discretionary Effort" is heavily pushed and not compensated.
Management provides unclear goals and changes those goals weekly.
Co-workers are for the most part pleasant and hard working.
Meeting constantly changing goals with minimal guidance.
Resolving customer issues while maintaining good relations and continued business interaction.

OSD employees are empowered to perform their duties. They have a saying at OSD, "everyone is an owner," and it's not just because they have an awesome stock option program. It's because leadership encourages us to deal with problems like we own the business ourselves. And I say "leadership" on purpose, not "management." It's about more than dollars and cents for this team - it's about people!

Lots of work, would visit my regions: AZ, El Centro mexico, LA county so did some travel. I really like my work schedule was very flexible. My co-workers very nice and easy to work with. I enjoyed having multi job duties. the hardest part of credit and collections job is having an upset customer and trying to solve the issue

OSD (the largest corporation in the world) acquired a mom and pops company. OSD Executives did not do any research of the area, the culture or the customer base before arriving. They over promised and underdelivered...and didn't care. The manger and the employees did their very best, but in the end they were forced to close the doors.

Typical work includes making sales support calls with outside salespeople, compiling reports on target accounts, and maintaining a dialog with inside and outside sales on individual ongoing projects.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 16 salaries reported	$22.04 per hour
Driver 8 salaries reported	$22.78 per hour
Inside sales representative 4 salaries reported	$35.67 per hour
Counter sales representative 8 salaries reported	$24.06 per hour
Cutter 8 salaries reported	$24.81 per hour

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