counter sales representative

inside sales representative

consultant

warehouse associate

showroom manager

Reece Group

My typical day at work can be pretty hectic and busy. I run two departments, our Transfers Department and our Night Crew. Orders are constantly coming through our queues which is great so my employees and I do our best to stay on top of Transfer Orders and Sales Orders. What I’ve learned from working at Reece is that I am capable of achieving anything I want. Management has been a real pain in my side because they micromanage us. We have ways of getting our jobs done that work effectively but then they want to come up with new ideas that do not work. And instead of helping us it hinders us from completing our jobs. All in all our workplace culture is based off of teamwork and helping one another. Unfortunately, as is the case with every company, not everyone is a team player and is only interested in what benefits them not the team. The hardest part of my job is getting people to do things on their own and take initiative instead of being told what to do. I love what I do for my job and people rely on me and count on me and have the utmost trust and confidence in me that I will get the job done. So that’s what I enjoy the most about my job. In the end Reece is not a bad company to work for. There just needs to be improvements in certain areas to make the company better.

You get exactly what is promised in the job description page. You are working in multiple warehouses to load and deliver various supplies to areas around the Panhandle area. I feel like I learned to be more comfortable driving large vehicles, this was especially helpful in my further consideration of becoming a truck driver. The older staff know what they are doing because they have been there for decades. The rest of the staff are still somewhat greenhorns. The workplace culture is very catty and very passive aggressive. The problems of these individuals bleeds into the workplace. The most enjoyable part is when you are out for deliveries. You can listen to music, and do things at your own pace. Most customers are very polite, inviting, and helpful. If you like working alone, you might try this for a while. Get trained on the fork lift as soon as you can. Free breakfast on Fridays. It is a good job overall for single guys looking for decent pay and the weekends off. 

Drove for Tulsa branch under Morrison/Morsco supply. The job is very physical, my personal experience lot of warehouse time and deliveries were around the Tulsa area. I was hired as a CDL driver. This is far from a CDL delivery job and from a CDL driver POV they need to hire a regular DL individual okay with doing deliveries and working in a warehouse. Deliveries are made primarily out of a pick up truck. Physical aspect didn't bother me personally but did not enjoy driving a small pick up and working in a warehouse, just wasn't for me. For a basic delivery job, not a bad place to work. Again if applying with a CDL keep looking in my opinion, they keep hiring CDL drivers and they never last for the obvious reasonings listed. You will be delivering mainly plumbing materials, sinks, water tanks, bath tubs, showers, pipe and basic materials used in residential construction. 

I recently graduated from the IMPACT program at Reece USA, and it’s been an eye-opening experience. While I always knew I wanted to grow as a leader, I didn’t realize just how much this journey would challenge and transform my perspective. From gaining leadership insights to hands-on experience, I’ve developed invaluable skills that have already begun to shape my approach to management.

I’m extremely thankful for this experience and excited about what lies ahead. If you’re a recent college graduate and looking to grow as a leader, I highly recommend this program. 

The company lacks the infrastructure to achieve lofty goals and ideas. They are about 10 years away from a 3-5 year vision. Very inconsistent in leadership, management, and direction; albeit a newly acquired company. Mid-level management is not on board with corporate direction. Senior management has no idea the investment required to achieve the 5-year plan. Local management is not capable of making the change.

I worked at the warehouse for a few years and honestly, it was a pretty good job. The work is physical, but it keeps you moving, and the shifts go by fast. My team was cool, everyone helped each other out, and the managers were chill but made sure stuff got done. It taught me a lot about staying organized and working hard. Not a forever job for me, but definitely a good experience while I was figuring out my next move.

They blame you to cover themselves don't  look out for there employees unless your a favorite. A certain manager there talks to a coworker behind your back that's all they do is talk bad about people

I love working at Reese on site it is a great company that really care for there workers and they are very supportive and have good training and good hours you are treated like an equal the management is not like anywhere I’ve worked before they have such good repore with there staff I hope I can work there till I retire 

Lowest pay in the industry.  They want you to do three jobs for the pay of one.  No bonuses, or raises, not even a Christmas card!  Managers are told to write up employees for simple mistakes. Bad upper management, out of touch with stores.  Terrible take over by this Australian company trying to enter the US market.

The salesman constantly mess up and try to blame the drivers unrealistic expectations and surprise mandatory Saturdays. If you can’t work a Saturday they will write you up 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Counter sales representative 13 salaries reported	$12.00 per hour
Inside sales representative 4 salaries reported	$12.00 per hour
Consultant 3 salaries reported	$21.37 per hour
Warehouse associate 2 salaries reported	$15.75 per hour
Showroom manager 2 salaries reported	$82,500 per year

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