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True-World-Foods

If you like to go nowhere with your life and be stuck "running in place" so to say. Then this is the job for you. I was lied to during my interview about raises and advancement. I asked directly during my first interview "How do you promote? How do you give raises?" Was told " We promote within and we give raises yearly." Well... I was never given a interview for a raise in 3 years and never a promotion. They do promote within. Within there church. All the higher tier jobs are given to under qualified people who are members in there church. Everyone else is given lower tier jobs with no raises. The general manager who hired me was demoted and floated from job to job for a year until finally taking the head sales role. The current floor manager was hired as a purchaser did a terrible job which the current general manager took over from her then promoted to floor manager so she wouldn't lose her job with the company. No experience in either while more qualified people weren't even considered and the job/titles weren't even posted for hiring in the positions. I worked there full time and attended college part time for my bachelors in computer programming. I also have about 10 years of delivery driving and some warehouse experience as well. I also have a clean driving record with no tickets or accidents behind the wheel and have a great work history with past employers. My day to day for the majority of my time working here was pick orders for myself and my co workers in the dry, cooler, and container sections of the warehouse, then make boxes an ice for myself but would help make them for others occasionally, i would then inspect, bag, and box my fresh items an seal them, then inspect the rest of my truck items, inspect the truck itself, wait for my paperwork and then go on my route. On returning i would do paperwork for return truck inspections, write up info for checks,money gained, and gas used, i would do also return or rejection paperwork, and last i would unload said items, weigh them if needed and return them to the designated areas. I hope this helps others. Thanks.

Working at True World Foods has been a sub par experience, it seems as if the only way to grow within the company is to be Japanese or to kiss the boots of the socialist Bible thumping corporate execs. The benefits are decent, pay is a joke, and you don't get weekends unless you're a manager or a sales rep, as a driver you're required to travel overnight once sometimes twice a week, with poor compensation (all that for 14 dollars an hour) those appointed to a leadership role don't even act like leaders, instead you'll be micromanaged constantly (including your off days) by a person who knows nothing of the industry. There is a huge lack of accountability across all positions, anytime a mistake is made there's always fingers being pointed somewhere. Do yourself a favor and don't expect anything out of this company, you will be ran to the ground.

A typical work day would involve food production and preparation, restocking department shelves, and customer service. All of these tasks are assumed and require little to no supervision or even training as they are not difficult tasks. A supervisor will come along and redundantly ask team members if they are going to do specific tasks or that they should be doing aforementioned tasks. Supervisor interaction happens several times a day depending on whether or not there is a visit from corporate. Supervisors also want several things to happen at once without allocating the proper labor to the task, making it so that team members must work harder to fulfill supervisor demands, often to no avail due to lack of hours.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Day shift job Monday thru Friday No weekends.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Getting to a from safely in inclement weather (winter)

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The Atmosphere In True World Foods fluctuates from one day to another collectively. IT HAS IT'S HIGH'S AND LOW'S. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
BUSINESS  1ST from a driver's standpoint . upper echelon (management) employee laid back do what they want they got  it made. DRIVERS are low on the  totem pole.

The actual job is way different from the job description in the job offer.
It says in the job offer that the work hour is from 8 to 5, but right after you wake up at 5 in the morning, you are expected to put the orders from customers in the computer. Also, the customers call and text you anytime, so you are expected to work after work hours like 9 or 10 pm.
You'll be given a company phone so you are expected to answer calls from customers anytime even on Saturdays and Sundays.
The company expects you to carry your company phone even on sick days and paid vacations, so you are actually working because your customers call and text you.

8 hours a day in the office. 3-4 hours at night.  I learned all the Japanese names for fish. Disparaged by sales manager. Toxic work environment. High stress, high pressure.  Must be
On Call 24-7. Can't go anywhere with out your work phone. No vacations with out your computer and phone. Including sick time, personal time, or weekends. So many working parts that it's impossible to Not make mistakes in the orders or the production team sending out old fish that makes the customers very upset. Management changes prices and quantity to suit their needs. They will Work you to Death! 

If you work for this company, your days go so fast! Not typical 9-5 job, because our customers want our fish early as 6am. Fast paced, but people are willing to help each other to get the job done. Managers are very helpful, treating us like family members. Occasionally they have pizza party for celebrating GMP in workplace. If you are willing to grow your skill, everyone is happy to show you.
Business could grow more if COVID-19 pandemic wouldn’t hit entire country, that was the hardest part.

Over worked, under payed and under appreciated. They don't respect their workers. Every time I heard a fellow co-worker bring up an issue it was dismissed by management. There is no work life balance as they want you there 6 days a week, but management gets the standard 5 days. You have to be there between 3-5am to start work and you get off around 1-2pm. They pay below average for their drivers while expecting a lot. Stay away from these disgusting people and environment.

Job is easy and they offer good benefits. Management is horrible on the other hand and the pay is poor. Only way you can make decent money is by putting in a ridiculous amount of overtime which will completely kill any kind of social life you have. Management has their certain favorite people who suck up to them and let them essentially do as they please while trying to chastise the rest

Need to be at work 5 am or 6 am, 6 days a week. Need to key in the order over night even on the weekends and Sunday. Long hours of work. Salaries position will not paid overtime and sales position is only salaries based. Do not offer commission based pay. However hourly has many opportunities to make over time payment.

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