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Rolf C. Hagen

This company is not good at all. Idk where to start. The pay is terrible for this company. They don’t appreciate their employees and do hard work. Especially the people in the receiving department. They unload trucks in any type of weather and only make 13 n hour. How can you pay someone that low to do something so physical. There is no heat in the building so the while warehouse was freezing while the office people had heat not right. Management comes and goes don’t know who is in charge in that place. Shipping ladies disrespectful don’t know when to open the door and leave drivers outside waiting and waiting because they are on the phone making arrangements to go on trips. Receiving has a bad supervisor who doesn’t pay attention at all and is always asking some other guy what to do and he knows a lot but gets looked past all the time. He been there for 5+ years and the other guy been there 1 year and they make himhimsuperior over someone that has been there for that long and knows the department better then him.

Hagen has a poor reputation with its customers because of its high sales employee turnover rate. Time needed to accomplish an expected day's work is fourteen plus hours per day.  There is very little training and a huge workload.  

The management of this company was not forthcoming with the expectations until after employment was accepted and then unclear and contradictory.  My advice:  proceed with extreme caution and get it in writing.

     The work week fluctuated with customer's orders but overall varied very little, creating a stable work flow.  I learned how to better organize shipments by size and quantity.  Also I was trained on the electric pallet jack and counterbalance truck.

     The co-workers were friendly enough.  A healthy dose of horseplay kept the job from becoming too repetitive.  The hardest part was getting used to the same unchanging routine every day.  

     Overall it is a great company that values its employees and quality of their product.



- A typical day at work is working on reports, sales representative support, receptionist coverage, resolve issues (discount errors, pricing error, product info) and planning for up coming shows

 - I thought I knew what multitasking was until I was put to a challenge to take over the Marketing Coordinators job

 - I managed a multi million dollar project 

 - The hardest part of my job is not getting something done in the time frame that I'd like to get it done

 - I truly enjoy having lunch and going to the gym with my coworkers

A day at work was moving fast and being crammed with a lot of work. Learned picking and packing of animal products. Management were really nice. Co-workers were easy to get along with. The hardest thing was having to much to do at once. The enjoyable part was getting along with everyone well.

Workplace culture is running on very low morale.  Management practices double standards and favoritism.  No rhyme or reason determining which employees are allowed remote/hybrid schedules.  Two departments are offered a fully remote option, while others are not allowed a hybrid schedule even though their work functions can be performed remotely or in office.

No opportunity for advancement or pay raises And there is no organization in the warehouse A lot of turnover at that job people coming and going and the people your heart does not speak English so hard to communicate with your coworkers

The hardest part of the job was competing with the internet company's who would under sell you because of special treatments or favoritism that the managers of the company would sell to internet companies lower than their own sales staff could offer.

For a while I was, "The Lead" over the my department and managed a team of 15-16 employees.  I made sure we all worked well together and I told them to think of me as their, "Coach".  I'm a people-person and though I might be a little strict at times, I try to be a good friend as well.

I enjoyed my time and felt like a productive challenged member of a team. I was trusted to achieve goals by my own methods and rewarded for my success. Innovative products were constantly produced for me to sell in the field and I felt supported by my company.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Receiving lead 5 salaries reported	$21.20 per hour
Warehouse associate 3 salaries reported	$20.50 per hour
Human resources business partner 2 salaries reported	$107,500 per year
Warehouse coordinator 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour
Trading manager 1 salary reported	$102,500 per year

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