fulfillment associate

receiving associate

shipping supervisor

inventory associate

custodian

Webster Fulfillment

PAY YOUR PEOPLE... It's crazy when companies let their best employees go just because they asked for a bit more pay. No matter what field you're in, losing top talent over a small raise is just not smart.

But you know what's even crazier? When a company loses a good worker over pay and then ends up paying the replacement more. Think about the cost of finding, hiring, and training someone new. plus, the downtime and how it messes with your business. And all of this, why? To save a little???

Lots of companies think they can easily replace a great employee, but that's a bad way to think. Good employees won't stick around for low pay. They smart and they know they're worth more.

Your PEOPLE are what matter most – more than your busines, your clients, or anything else. your company's success depends on them. make sure they're well paid and happy. give them unexpectedly and often! If your team adds value, show them they're appreciated.

Get rid of the idea of "fair pay." Pay isn't just about being equal; it's about being right.

the main goal is the same: profit.  the best way to get there is through your employees. Put your people first, and the profits will come. So, PAY YOUR PEOPLE well, or your competitors gladly will.

The work is very simple, sometimes tedious, but quick to learn. If you're confused about something, you're surrounded by many people who will help you asap, everyone has been super kind and helpful. 

My main complaint is the pay and the organization. The pay very low  for the amount of moving and physical labor you do. The company handbook literally says they won't be responsible for paying cost of living wages. Not to mention a few coworkers have told me that advances in the company and raises, are hard to come by, even for people who go above and beyond. 
As for the organization, there is none. Management does not communicate effectively and anytime there is a big change it's sprung on you last minutes. So if you thrive in fast paced, chaotic environments (especially during holiday sales) this is the place for you.

Overall I'd say this is a great job for students, or people who are in between jobs and need some money until they find something better ( you're almost guaranteed to be hired if you show up to the interview).

I currently work at Webster Fulfillment and it is truly the best job I have ever had. The environment there is very laid back and friendly. Management is great about setting goals for everyone and giving out positive feedback. My co-workers are honestly like family to me, we often have plans outside of work. Most of us have worked together for many years. The flexibility to choose your work schedule is amazing, not many employers will work with you like WF does. There is a huge emphasis on safety, which puts your mind at ease. The manager of our department works harder than we do, which motivates us to meet or exceed expectations. You can listen to podcasts on your headphones or enjoy the music that is played throughout the warehouse. We often have food brought in for busy times/holidays or special events. Monthly we celebrate everyone’s birthday with some sort of treat. I feel respected, appreciated and wouldn’t trade my position there for any other job. 

if you want to work in a place that is always growing and changing then this is the perfect place for u. on the downside, it is always growing and changing and is very unorganized during all that. They keep everything secret from you and dont have any sense of communication at all. my main issue was not being communicated with abt when something was going on warehouse wide. 
managers are not welcoming and just want to get through the day everyone has an attitude. the. building is nice but always leave dirty from nothing being cleaned ever. they push and push change and growth but dont mention how crazy and unorganizd it all is during it. pay is very low for the amount of work ur doing, you can go to any other warehouse and get paid twice as much for less work. The jobs are prtty easy though and ur coworkers make the days fun

Webster fulfillment is not a place I would recommend to anybody. The management is terrible, they could care less about their employees all they care about is the numbers . They have pizza and bring food and dj’s instead of raising the pay to a livable wage. There is absolutely no way to further your career there and they NEVER give raises. Management is rude and unprofessional. They treat you like a child with no common sense. Throughout the year they have “ black out days” which consist of 12 hour shifts for weeks at a time. If you are sick or have an emergency you are punished for missing these days. I would not recommend Webster to my worst enemy. Only good experience I had at Webster was that the HR lady seems to care about employees and regularly hands out snacks and drinks. Do not apply here you will live to regret it . 

The ability to set very specific schedules is very nice but that flexibility is undermined by blackout dates, scheduled mandatory overtime, and short notice mandatory overtime. There is high turnover due to low pay and unaffordable benefits. Meaning that your schedule doesn’t matter much if you have full time status. Their policies discourage full time status. Attaining a living wage is very difficult, even if you are a high performer or in leadership. You will be frequently pulled away from your duties to work on other departments because of understaffing and/or incompetence…not just during high volume periods. 

My coworkers are great though. They feel close to family and many employees try to help each other through difficult times. Many of the supervisors are great while some can be very rude and condescending. 



I love WF! It is genuinely a wonderful place to work. I worked in one department throughout college and always enjoyed it, and after graduating I stepped into a larger role. I am very thankful for the opportunities and growth WF has shown me! This job jumpstarted my career. It was a very easy role to step into originally, get the job done, and feel proud of the work I was doing. 

It's very different from your usual retail job; you get to see what it is like behind the scenes of online stores! It was fun to get an up close look as to how e-Commerce works.

I highly recommend working here! It is especially great for students and parents because they work well with your schedule. The managers are very sweet and willing to help you in any situation. 10/10!

The biggest thing for me is that the workplace is relaxed without feeling careless. I can come in, wear comfortable shoes, get moving, and focus on the work without a bunch of unnecessary pressure. Receiving can be physical, but once you learn the flow, it’s easy to settle into a routine. I also like that there’s usually music around, or you can keep to yourself and work, which makes the shift go by faster.  The schedule flexibility helps a lot. It’s one of the better parts of the job. Managers are generally hands-off as long as the work is getting done, which works well for me. 


Don’t get me wrong this job and pay is decent for a first time employee, but anything else this place is not for you. Be prepared to work hard on your feet for long hours with few breaks and, if you’re not new to the work force, god awful pay. It’s repetitive, boring, no room for growth, repulsive pay, and long hours. Oh and NO PTO! And don’t even get me started with n the management… most are nice but will turn on you quicker than can ask, “Why?”  They just expect you to be caught up with new adjustments and changes to how things are done without being told ANYTHING. Especially if you’re just a lowly employee. Overall if you plan on full time… don’t. Just stick to part time and as a side hustle if  anything.

I absolutely love the team I work with and the management that I am able to work for, it’s nice for someone who doesn’t have expensive bills to pay or maybe a high schooler who just needs some expendable income to be a little more self sufficient. It’s not really complicated work, but it does require lots of moving around and some attention to detail to do well. They encourage you to bring headphones so that you can be motivated by music or podcasts or whatever you want to listen to! 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Fulfillment associate 2 salaries reported	$10.00 per hour
Receiving associate 11 salaries reported	$9.82 per hour
Shipping supervisor 2 salaries reported	$13.25 per hour
Inventory associate 1 salary reported	$11.00 per hour
Custodian 1 salary reported	$13.00 per hour

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