warehouse associate

delivery driver

truck driver

sales representative

warehouse supervisor

United Auto Supply

A typical day begins with wondering if I did anything to catch the attention of upper management or the president of the company. I go in everyday not knowing if I'll be fire on a whim. They record phone calls, watch with cameras and listen with strategically placed microphones. Though we as employees aren't supposed to know they're there. There's really little or no room for advancement. Pay is barely enough to live off of and I will have been there 3 years in May and have never been offered a raise. Hours and policies constantly change, The position began with a fair schedule, M-F with one weekend a month. A few Sundays a year. Now I'm working half the weekends a month, Saturdays and Sundays. Saturdays used to be a half day, now they're the entire day. They've taught me to program car modules but offered no compensation. There's little to know training associated with it so it's truly learn as you go. They offer no sick days, no personal days and vacation time is fair. The only positive is my boss. But the president of the company is a bit of a dictator and as long as you're on the clock for him you can be asked anything of you. What I learned is that your job title means nothing. I don't honestly believe they care about any of us, everyone is replaceable. The hardest part of my job is finding the motivation to walk through the day every morning. Easily the worst company overall I've ever worked for. The most enjoyable part is being able to research online and the time when I get to go home. The only pro is that it's M-F with weekends off for the most part. Until they change that, too. I can't wait to leave, I think about it everyday.

Working at United auto is very decent place to be employee when you coming to work my job was to get all of my carts prepared in  the receiving zone  I would start with my skin done which they were bins full of products That come from all other locations my job was to pull every item out of the bins scan them check for damages check for any missing items make sure all of the items that are on the papers are in the bin being checked in and I have learned to be a proficient When checking products that are being received in also if things were not in the Bins I would have to go call the other locations  to find out why and I’ve learned a lot on my computer in terms of checking for items and how many items are in stock at different locations and in the store itself management was very decent I must say everyone is extremely helpful anytime help is needed they were there the workplace culture is also very family oriented  I think the hardest part of the job would be lifting extremely heavy products out of the beans which could way up to 65 pounds or more the most enjoyable part of the job was getting along with the employees when the word time to talk and have fun with one another as we worked side-by-side .


I worked at United Auto Supply as a Warehouse Manager, and overall, the experience was a mixed bag. On the positive side, the role itself allowed me to develop strong team leadership skills, implement productivity improvements, and really engage with the daily operations of a busy warehouse. I appreciated the chance to create a more structured environment by setting up team color codes and retention initiatives.

However, the management’s decision-making process was less than ideal, especially when it came to employee growth and communication. I had initially been offered a promotion, which was later revoked with very little explanation. Despite my efforts to seek clarity and address it professionally via an email to the CEO, I found that the communication channels were not supportive and didn’t provide any real resolution.

The workplace environment itself was sometimes challenging. While my team was fantastic and hardworking, upper management’s support felt inconsistent. It seemed that there was a lack of commitment to fostering long-term growth for employees. I hope they can improve on transparency and communication for future staff members.

In summary, United Auto Supply gave me valuable experience in operations management, but there are definite areas where they could do better in terms of employee relations and internal promotions.

A typical day is a stressful day. You get into work and wait around for 10 minutes because the supervisors aren't punctual. Then you have to listen to one of *them* yap and yell at whoever is 1 minute late. You don't get any words of encouragement, just them telling you how terrible you did the day before. 
You won't learn much from this place except anger management because they make it their mission to be as hectic and inefficient as possible.
Management is a complete joke, either they're drinking buddies outside of work, or was let into the company fromna family member. There's no real punishment for them when they mess up but they're very quick to throw out write-ups like they're candy.
Most of the warehouse associates are very hard workers, especially in the bulk area. I feel those guys really take on the tougher tasks in the place. On the other hand, you have a lot of people who bring outside drama into work which can often blow up and lead to people being fired, which means more work on the good ones.
Hardest part of this job is simply being there, they want you to carry a lot of heavy things and walk on eggshells at the same time.
Most enjoyable part of the job was the vending machine honestly, it'll become your best friend if you decide to work here.

I have worked at united auto supply for a short time now. My experience thus far has been bleak. Management is very stressful to deal with. They are very fast to yell or speak to you in a demeaning manner. There is little training and your supervisor says "if
They can't understand scanning a part and putting it where it needs to go then they don't need to be here!". Their is multiple supervisor's and none of them are on the same page. The policies set in place are rarely enforced and when they are they are without warning and they like to make a spectacle out of a few by singling them out. Overall it's very toxic management. They will write you up for just about anything or send you home. There has been alot of exualharassment happening in the workplace and nobody seems to take it seriously. Also there is alot of favoritism when it comes to everyone who works there. Some people can and some can't basically. They hire people for jobs and then make them wait months to be in that position. I hope to find a new company to join soon that is ready for a person ready to work and Excell in a company.

You cant go into UAS with a certain kind of mindset because it could be the worst or best job depending how hard you make it on yourself. I started as a driver and was able to soak information until I became a store manager, very few companies offer you that kind of opportunity. For sales and corporate jobs, its tough, really tough. UAS is a job that when you invest into learning, you'll be amazed at how much you can handle. I left for personal reasons that had nothing to do with the company. I respect the owners and my colleagues, although times were tough they were balanced by the good times too. If you're applying as a driver/warehouse; if you dont wanna work dont expect much but you can have your bosses position within a few months to a year if you are dedicated. Applying for store manager; things will get bad before they get good so if you can handle it, stick through. Applying for sales; have tough skin and motivation and you'll be okay.

Management is clear in communicating the expectations of the warehouse workers. By just keeping it moving daily you will be able to hit your lines and be able to bonus every week. If you are open with the managers they are accommodating to the employees. Pay is weekly with the chance to get OT some weeks. They have us working 10.5 hour shifts, 4 days a week. Yes, they are long days on your feet, the only thing I would like is maybe another break or two. The company is expanding allowing for stable employment. If you just come to work, do the job to the best of your abilities you will do just fine. All the managers are working right along side of us in the warehouse, because most of them have done the job before and get it. I am sure the negative comments are from past employees that could not handle having to actually do work. At the end of your shift you are done and do not have to bring work stress home, great work life balance. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
This Company has been a joy to work for. As an inventory specialist, I’ve enjoyed my position here very much compared to other inventory positions. The atmosphere is great the hussle and the down time equal out, and the pay and hours for beautifully. I’m a 5 year employee and will stay with them as long as I can.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
At times orders and deliveries can be a challenge. If you’re good with challenges, then it’s fine because you can do this job

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is great, co workers are great and culture is mixed as it should be and with no bias

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
The start of the day is great, the momentum stays flowing pretty much your entire shift. Doesn’t leave much room for dislike in any way

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing that don’t care about there employees they complained about me taking the day before my wedding off

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything about this company is stressful they make you feel like you have to be under their thumb

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is horrible every day. You have to hear a meeting of the owner yelling and cursing at his employees and calling them stupid 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You start off not being able to clock in because the time clock doesn’t work then you have the manager called you stupid because you don’t know how to work the time clock, even though the time clock is broken then you work with no breaks and no lunch and they make you work 30 minutes to an hour past your time that you’re supposed to leave

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 25 salaries reported	$20.02 per hour
Delivery driver 49 salaries reported	$16.66 per hour
Truck driver 40 salaries reported	$26.91 per hour
Sales representative 2 salaries reported	$140,000 per year
Warehouse supervisor 28 salaries reported	$26.75 per hour

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