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My employment at ShipOffers started out amazing, but because of biased management, poor human resources, and catering to employees who don't question how things work in the company and make mistakes over quality employees. If you want a job where you will be constantly wondering if your idea is getting used and the credit going to someone else. Possibly if you want a job where people in your position can't lift 50 lbs, but you are there, so you can make up for it. You could also enjoy when you go to the human resources department, and an issue comes up, that she will care more about how you said it and felt about the issue, than the actual point of what you are saying. Then get you fired the next day. The problem is if you are a motivated, hard working, ambitious, and wanting to make the company to become more efficient, then you won't move up unless you sugar coat things, or become best friends with the warehouse management and play their games. If you try to move up to the office from the warehouse, all the warehouse management team will warn you that working with the CEO is hard to work with and that they don't think you will enjoy it. Most importantly never be a threat to the managers job or he will get you out of that company while his boss is in Japan. Office staff in this company is amazing though, not a single complaint about them, but they are well taken care of and managed well.

I've been a part of the ShipOffers family for almost a year now, and I can honestly say it's been an incredible journey. From day one, I've been welcomed into a culture that not only values hard work but also fosters a sense of belonging and camaraderie that's truly special.

One of the things that stand out the most about ShipOffers is its people. My colleagues are not just coworkers; they're like family. There's a genuine sense of support and collaboration that permeates every aspect of our work environment. Whether it's bouncing ideas off each other, lending a helping hand on a project, or celebrating milestones together, I always feel supported and appreciated by my team.

Whether it's taking on new projects, learning from seasoned professionals, or stepping up to leadership roles, there's always something exciting on the horizon.

The most rewarding aspect of working at ShipOffers is the feeling that I'm making a difference every day. Whether it's through the work we do for our clients or the positive impact we have on each other, I go home each day knowing that my contributions matter.

 I'm grateful to be a part of this incredible team and look forward to many more years of growth and success together.

I loved working here at first, and my coworkers were amazing (mostly young kids right out of college). However, upper management is unfortunately lacking serious leadership skills. The turnover rate here is very high (about 6-12 months and people quit). The pay is embarrassingly low, especially considering you will be working overtime and nights/weekends when needed. I witnessed multiple individuals being fired for no good reason - a huge red flag when I started. There were many things that made me feel uncomfortable in my environment - too many to list. I also witnessed some very toxic, inappropriate behavior that was unacceptable in the work place. I was sad to leave because I loved my coworkers, however one of the owners was very unprofessional and I had no choice but to leave. Thankfully, I am in a much better place now. There is a lot of work to be done here with upper management. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing is great about working for this company,  unless you call the usual free food companies love to give to compensate for their nonsense. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything was stressful about working here couldn't even enjoy your 15 min break cause it wasn't even a full 15. We also weren't able to enjoy our lunches without someone from the office ruining them.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
As stated before they try to compensate for their nonsense with free food and the so call were a family lies companies love to say. Stay away from these types. Also they loved making the warehouse people who were doing the physical work wait till after the office people got their food first. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Unhappy, unsatisfying, overworked, long days, no additional breaks after you hit 8 hrs pretty much working like slaves. Already knowing how the days going to be so already can't wait to leave.

ShipOffers is a company that looks out for its employees. ShipOffers works to provide adequate compensation and benefits. ShipOffers provides lunches every other Tuesday and provides events like sports, holiday partys, etc. 

ShipOffers has a great culture because it hires for culture and then skills. Everyone is on the same team working towards the success of the company both big and small.

ShipOffers management always have their door open and are welcoming to any questions or requests for help you have for whatever you are doing throughout the day.

ShipOffers is at the top of the list for one of the best places I have worked at.

I have been with ShipOffers for a little over two months now with the sales team and I couldn't feel more like a part of the family! My first week with ShipOffers was like nothing I had every experienced. Everyone one the team was so welcome and willing sit down with me at a moments notice to loop me into the their roles in the business. I was treated like a family member rather than just another employee! I have worked for some amazing companies in the past but ShipOffers takes the cake when it comes to encouragement, personal development, support, communication and opportunity for growth!

I worked at Shipoffers when I took a break from school. It was decent pay for the type of job. While at times it was physically demanding and we had to do overtime, I really felt like managers and the owners were appreciative. They provided free stuff every so often which was nice when you least expect it. I think it was also cool to be connected to the office workers because I felt like I had a sense of working towards something if I wanted to go that route. I ended up finding an opportunity elsewhere that I just couldnt give up, but my time at Shipoffers was a good experience.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Some of the people who worked in non-managerial positions (maybe 2 who were managers, rather, “VPs”) were really great people! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
One of the CEOs and most of the VPs. If you take a job there, you’ll figure it out pretty quickly. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The term toxic is thrown around a lot nowadays, but it’s the best word I can come up with for accuracy. Eggshells. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Get there to work, eggshells, finish work, home.

I felt welcomed at ShipOffers even before my first day.  It is a professional environment, with small things added in for a personal touch.  It is built into the structure at ShipOffers to help people achieve personal and professional success.  I like that my fellow coworkers and I like to work hard and have fun while doing it.  When I have questions, I am not ever made to feel intimidated or embarrassed.  Everyone on the team works together to get the work done.  I highly recommend working at ShipOffers.  

I enjoyed working here at first until I was fired out of no where for things that were out of my control. If you aren't buddy buddy with the bosses watch out because they will pin the blame on you and send you out the door for mistakes that you had nothing to do with. I was never even given the chance to defend myself for a situation that was outside of my department and instead was asked to leave.

This company makes promises and does the complete opposite. They will not back you up or support you when you need even if they say they will.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 47 salaries reported	$20.83 per hour
Warehouse assistant manager 45 salaries reported	$61,033 per year
Inventory auditor 15 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour
Warehouse lead 9 salaries reported	$21.39 per hour
Labeler 23 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour

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