regional director

fulfillment associate

production associate

warehouse associate

senior manager

Spiceology

From day to day what you do changes based on need and attendance. 0-2 call outs a day on a medium team of people. 

Management just like everywhere else some are wonderful and advocate for you and some are just there for a pay check. There aren’t many woman in management at this company (in production)  that are invested in seeing other women grow in this company so if you are considering working here please consider that. 

Work place culture is great when it’s facilitated by Operations. Otherwise day to day if your personality doesn’t mesh with the team members that have been there for 3-4 years you get overlooked, ignored, or just interacted with enough to fulfill quotas. 

There are several hard parts to this job. Lifting 30-50 pounds of spices is something you do a lot. This is a very physically demanding job!!!

 If you aren’t being productive in some way every lead will correct you and assume the worst without asking for clarity. 

Also note that not all leadership here  have soft skills or leadership skills with people. It’s I’m the lead do what I asked even when in the middle of something else. 

Teamwork is not a priority. Yes you work together but if you’re not performing how they want you will know it socially or hear about it 3 months later in your review. 

company is vastly out of touch with what a production worker endures while doing their job. always pushed for impossible times, even after being informed of issues that would make that time impossible. Continuously skipped over qualified candidates for leadership positions and played favoritism. "Cliquey" is an understatement. Company asked for feedback, asked for suggestions all the time, yet never implemented anything that would actually be helpful. Production room coworkers easily best part about the job, until the big layoff. The turn around time at that place is insane, we easily went thru 100 people in 11 months.


This company will hire & fire to no end. They don’t see their employees as people and will cut you loose with no warning or reason. They will waste hundreds of thousands of dollars on equipment that will never be used and if you want to advance in a career, prepare to be put through mental anguish. The managers feel threatened if you excel at your job and will cut your hours and duties to keep their position. No matter how hard you work for them you will not be spared from layoffs (with a few exceptions of course, if you’re buddies with the leads). 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Fun place around the Holidays decent hours M-F

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Push to get spices packaged the smell of certain spices the powdery ones hard to breathe

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
COOL😎 place management works with you never let you down keep you busy 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Average day to day depending on the order

Management and executives are an absolute wreck. Be prepared to work a second job, to have "popular" people credited with your ideas, to fight for the client (money is the bottom line. PERIOD.), to be ostracized for disagreeing, to working with incapable managers that "earned" their positions within the company without applying. Everyone is miserable and too afraid to admit it. 

It was fun in the beginning, but the more corporate the company became was followed by less fun and more stress. During slow parts of the years your hours were cut. High turnover rate. 

Take my review with a grain of salt. The company is fast growing, so they're obviously doing something right. 

The product and some team members are great.

Rampant nepotism within leadership team - folks are frequently hired due to their personal relationships and not actual qualifications. 

Pay is subpar, advancement and promotions are traded in lieu of actual compensation.

Spiceology is a great place to work! I learn something new every day.  The most enjoyable part of the job is working with my fellow Spiceologists! I love being a part of a disruptor brand!

As the title says the entire company rocks! Highly recommend anyone out of the food industry to give it a shot. You get to work with amazing people and you do not have to deal with the public. Pay is decent hours are not bad.

A passionate group of chef's/ex-chefs that now focus mainly on the foodservice industry. 

Quick to pivot saving the company eventually, but also frustrating because of the pivots and lack of investment needed in the grocery side of the business.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Regional director 12 salaries reported	$105,000 per year
Fulfillment associate 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Production associate 3 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Warehouse associate 3 salaries reported	$21.33 per hour
Senior manager 3 salaries reported	$55,000 per year

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