warehouse associate

warehouse supervisor

inside sales representative

operations administrator

customer service representative

Tessco

What is the best part of working at the company?
You get paid every week and that's a lifesaver you need three jobs this day and time two weeks jobs you have to wait too long the way the economy is everything is extremely high inflation is at all time high as well

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not being able to get into contact with Employer or Anyone at the Company.The site you have to use WhatsApp app wasn't too efficient,
The Time Card site. Will Tell you that you work Everyday,😆everyone is not knowledgeable about computers or using them Making sure the employees that are working for them is able to get in contact with someone from Tessco at all times of shifts that they work, informed on any changes of management,compensation, Taxes,Right,health insurance. What to do if you get hurt on the job Well being and Safety is #1 Priority. 
Treated properly,Getting Full Training and knows their EOE,code of conduct in the state of work. job policy &overtime here

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I have no idea I live in a different state from which the company is in only time I've heard something about the supervisor supervisor I'm watching a picture of the employees of my shift for a collage for the owner's birthday last year

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day working in the hospital in a different state from the company for me overwhelming a bit for me and I'm a strong person with tough skin to answer that is as it is expected for a strong minded person,strong-willed and determine person like me

•	Over 6 years of Professional Experience in System Analysis, Design, Development, Testing, Documentation and Production Support
•	Over 3 years of experience in multithreaded core java development with focus on building highly efficient and scalable applications
•	Strong Core Java Developer with hands on experience through out the career on huge systems involving different domains
•	Hands on experience in Software Development cycle that includes Requirements gathering and analysis, Use Case analysis, Unit Testing and Implementation, Deployment & Maintenance
•	Software Developer with experience in using Eclipse, WSAD and RAD as IDEs
•	Experience with Presentation Tier development using JSP, FLEX, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX
•	Extensive experience in working with RMI, Servlets, EJB, Struts, Hibernate
•	Proficiency in web servers such as Apache Tomcat-5.0/6.0, application servers such as IBM WebSphere Server 6.0/7.0, WebLogic 8.0/9.0/10.0
•	Good knowledge of Database design and development that involves ER Modelling, Functional dependencies, writing queries using SQL, formatting results and writing Triggers, Stored Procedures
•	Worked with Oracle, SQL Server and Access Databases
•	Expertise in Java and core J2EE design patterns such as MVC, Singleton, Front Controller, Intercepting Filter, Session Façade, Transfer Objects
•	Proficient in Object Oriented Principles, Methodologies and Practices


This place for starters are one of the lowest paying warehouse jobs I ever worked for. For the amount of work they demand it is really laughable. The more you get trained and learn aspects of different departments the more they use you. When you ask for a decent raise they say the board doesn't find it justifiable, even when your responsible for getting orders out that are very time sensitive every night and cost the company money if not. But that's what they are they hire and promote people who walk around all day on there phone setting a bad example for the work environment. The company stock is free falling on a nightmarish pace to pretty much seal the deal as why I'm not investing in a company who isn't investing in me

on a typical day at work I show up at 7am. and start to clean out the truck and after I am finished with that I go fuel it up and wait to get dispatched to location for the day .  I learned a lot from being at this job especially that i would like to do this line of work for a carrear .  the co-workers are usually fun people to work with and have a lot of sapport for you and your job as well as there own. the hardest part of the job is being away from home for so long and being away from your family. The most enjoyable part of the job is that not only are you earning great money but your being taut a trait you can use for a life tome.

Working for the company at first was good and I enjoyed going and the co-workers were nice. After a few years a new manager was placed over the administrative ladies that is power hungry and it became a chore to work there but, I needed the job. I did learn a lot from working with this company and didn't mind the work I was given. Switching monthly between A/P and A/R. Payroll was entered everyday from the guys work tickets. I'm really sad that I don't work there anymore after almost 9 years. Overall, was a decent  place to work. I will miss my job but time to move on to something better.

This place is full of angry miserable people on all shifts . People were very nasty and catty . Jealous and manipulative .Will stab you in your back they even take your work and smile in your face.They steal your food from the fridge. You Cant trust anyone .They expect you to do a lot work production wise. I was a
Picker/Packer .Even the men acted like gossip queens. The male  managers were trying to get with all the females especially the new ones or the temps that would come through there.
Don't do it  to yourself ,unless you really really need a job .

overall it is a great company to start off at, they are willing to teach you the right way and the safe way. Through this company i was able to get distribution experience as a grunt, boom operator and the bucket as well. when line work when down i learned how to terminate hardware in substations. test sent me to several classes to learn underground terminating. i learned how to wire in and out of the control rooms in substations as well as from the control room to the transformers .

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This was a family owned business. The owner was warm, personable, kind and definitely cared about his employees. The employees are all very loyal to him because of how well he treats the staff. The hours and company goals were realistic and created an environment that allowed the staff want to hit their target sales and still maintain a work/life balance. I enjoyed coming to work every day and was never in a big hurry to leave.

A typical day would be running electricity for multiple oilfield locations. I learned alot about construction and maintenance on job sites. Only worked with a journeyman but he was a great person. Hardest part of job would be digging trench's to run conduit and wire. Most enjoyable part would be working with the journeyman. we had a great partnership and a great atmosphere

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