fulfillment associate

operator

full stack developer

warehouse worker

vice president of technology

Vivid Impact

They don’t communicate things to anybody. You have to hear things through the grapevine instead of the bosses telling you. They gave performance evaluations which clearly were meaningless because most people got no raise, some people got .25 cents, maybe a little more. Even though those people got some of the highest scores on their evaluation. They give you extra work and responsibility and don’t want to give any extra compensation for it. Then make you work mandatory weekends to help out another facility even though that puts you into overtime, which they are adamantly against. Except for the bosses, they can get as much OT as they want. They make a lot more money than the associates to begin with so how does that make sense?  Mandatory scheduled break times, no open drinks, no hoods up in the building. They add lots of extra processes to monitor orders/people and it doesn’t work and ultimately just slows everybody down. Bosses think morale is good but if they paid any attention to their employees then they would know that most of us are 1 bad day away from quitting. This place sucks. Do not work here. 

This company touts its ability to promote from within, but after being promoted for a short time, they will fire you and find someone cheaper to do it. If you are helpful and try hard, you are not recognized for it, this company is untrustworthy and run by clueless, disassociated "managers" who hardly have time to sit down. If you are not one of the scared production employee or the over worked and under appreciated Customer Service Reps, then you need to be afraid to ask for anything, it will put a target on your back. If you do, don't be honest, they will use it against you.

What is the best part of working at the company?
It feels like you’re a person and not a clock in number. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
When there’s a “hot” job and we’re having a hard time getting it to run. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
1st shift is fully staffed and there’s a lot going on. 2nd shift there are only a select few employees so it’s a lot quieter with less attention from ppl 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I come in 15-30 minutes early and go to the cafeteria to eat. Then I clock in and find out what jobs need to be ran for the night. Once I know what needs to be done I get all the material together and start running. Other than my lunch breaks and 2 ten minute breaks I run till end of shift and clean the press up up so the next shift can come in and do the same

Management will rarely give you more than a workday's notice of overtime.  They rarely promote from within. The work is easy but unless you have reasonable accommodation expect to be standing in one place for long periods of time. (Learn some stretching techniques.) The turnover rate is pretty bad. Management runs out people who value their time and the work they do so all they have left is an unprofessional environment. Management doesn't know how to distribute work so some days you will have overtime and some days you will be sent home early because they have no work for you. Overall the job is very frustrating because of management and I would not recommend anyone work here without having an extraordinary amount of patience.

Worked along with very helpful fellow Employees who taught me how to prepare Client jobs by Work Orders and how they needed to be shipped and prepared for loading in the Company Trucks and for U.S. Postal; UPS; and Fed Ex Drivers to be delivered. Was stressful with doing too many workloads on certain days that could've been split to finish the next morning( if not HOT Ticket Orders). One Assistant Manager was fired for treating his Department Manager and the Employees disrespectfully; as well as in other areas. Still, need more help in the department I was in and the ones next door.  Gave 2 weeks notice(no change).

What is the best part of working at the company?
Vivid gives me the freedom of being myself and allows me to be creative...a great job with great people!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working at Vivid is not stressful.  It can be strenuous at times but any job is what you make of it. You can choose to stress & worry or you can choose to pull up your bootstraps and get the job done.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The environment is supportive and happy. We also have a very diversified culture, with many people from many walks of life.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I tend to use work to get away from stuff at home and visa versa so for me it's pretty cool.

I’ve been with Vivid Impact for just over a year, and it has been an incredible experience. The company is growing quickly and always hiring for new positions, which creates a lot of opportunities for growth. I’ve seen several promotions within the company over the past year, which shows how much they value internal talent. The HR team genuinely cares about team members, and the monthly and quarterly events are great for building a sense of community. It’s refreshing to be part of a company that not only values hard work but also creates an environment where people feel appreciated and supported. I’m really thankful to be part of such a great organization and team. Highly recommend!

Horrible owners, horrible leadership. HORRIBLE PLACE TO WORK. Everyone is miserable here and is seeking other work. Can't even keep HR people. Promises of increases/bonuses but never deliver. Haven't seen a raise in over 5 years. Awful benefits, no 401k match, HIGH insurance cost for terrible coverage, short term disability coverage is a joke.  They will work you 12 hr days 7 days a week and then wonder when mistakes are made - people are exhausted and over worked!!! Owners are crazy and do whatever they want with no real concern for employees. Produce bad quality work and pass it off as "good". Avoid this place, as both a vendor and an employer! NOT WORTH IT. I and everyone else can't wait to leave this place.

The job itself is easy. Its not hard or difficult.  The management even higher ups and HR make it the worst. Theres no communication. They're changing things day to day. They have their favorites that get away with things such as threats and stealing company time. Coming and going whenever they please. I dont recommend it. They overwork people and make overtime mandatory.  They have these meetings about how well the company is doing  but don't give out raises or anything. Sure this is a job but if you want to be genuinely happy and not have the life sucked out of you, then vivid impact isnt where you should go. 

Females are talked over and dismissed by senior management. Questionable decisions regarding hiring and firing. There is 0 communication from upper management to employees. Everyone fears for their job on a daily basis. I received no training for my position, expectations were not clearly defined. Then I was reprimanded for not meeting those expectations. There is no health care for spouses, which I have never heard of in any other company, and there is no 401k matching. They promise bonuses, but drag out on paying them. People are overworked and they won't hire additional help.

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