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Definitely not the worst job but it's just a job. They try to push a sense of work culture but nothing special here. It's a good o'l boys club so make friends in high places if you wanna be comfortable. This location has only been open for about a year and in the 2+ months I was here I've seen 6 people leave and 3 of those people quit, do with that what you will. Management are nice but can't seem to get a grip on their operations. I was told i was receiving 1 month of training, only got 2 weeks and if the manager that's training you says he's still learning my job too it's kind of a red flag. This is a start-up so it's chaotic to a certain degree. Pay was reasonable for the work I did and benefits looked decent. If you have a certain sense of organization, like having a certain routine, need time to think things through, can't adjust on the fly, and would like to work a little smarter and not harder then this position may not be for you. At least not at the moment. 

The company is well run and well organized. They hire people for their attitude and teach them what they need to know to do their job instead of just hiring based off experience. The result is a phenomenal team that cares about doing a good job instead of just showing up for the paycheck and doing the bare minimum. The Management team is not only well structured and good at their jobs, but they are all genuinely kind, good people that care about their workers. This is the first company I've worked for that treats their employees like people instead of just cogs in a machine. Every morning we have a meeting to go over the game plan for the day and it always turns into a pep talk. You'd think that would be cheesy, but it's so genuine that it's just not. Every day I come into work and I feel I've finally, for the first time in my life, found a place where I fit in. Working here is a privilege. 

On first look this seems like a wonderful place to work, but once you dig deeper, you see that pay doesn't equal the amount of work expected. Training is non existent, and you are then reprimanded for not knowing job tasks. You can get coached on your job tasks, and it is very difficult to get terminated. This company holds more importance on their "culture" than it does on productivity. If you can dress the part, and clock in and out on time then you could work here forever. If you feel at all that you don't fit the culture, but you still want to work there, don't trust anyone, you don't get "work friends" you get spies who will tell management if you don't fit into the feel of the company. Their blatant lack of diversity should be the biggest red flag of how accepting this place is.

A typical day is being behind a computer screen but it is fun as long as the work gets done. You are in contact about freight being moved, customers questions about where is the freight, and obtaining payment, etc. Management works to help you understand your job not to do it for you. The culture is easy going but is Christ centered. I would say the hardest part of the job is that you might not get career advancement. It is all horizontal moves across the board. Most enjoyable part are the relationships you make and the respect you get there.

Great place to work fresh out of college, but not somewhere to spend over 1-2 years. Advancement is rare, pay for an international freight coordinator was $18/hr. The people were overall great, especially in the international dept. Typical office duds who have been doing the same job for 10+ years with no motivation to do more than the minimum asked of them, most of these were in other depts. A bit awkward to work there if you are not Christian. They don’t push it on you but it is mentioned a LOT in work mission statements and email signatures. If you want a 9-5 where you have to do zero thinking outside of work then this is a great fit. 

Company is growing, which means more opportunities to grow personally and professionally.  

Typical day work is busy (in a good way) and you are surrounded by a team that is genuine and willing to help each other without expecting anything back in return.

Most enjoyable part of the job is knowing everyone by name.  CEO is present at office daily, converses with co-workers, and takes sincere interest in their professional development.

Not a place for someone looking to come put in their 8 hours, watch the clock, and leave.

A strong work ethic is expected and rewarded if you want to get it done, can get it done, and will get it done.

Fun place to work at first, but after a while can become mundane, especially if you're not connecting with who you're working with. The people are what make/break your experience because the work itself isn't too exciting or fulfilling. Company does a decent job of making you feel cared about, but it's still a corporation so don't expect it to fill all your emotional needs.

You Will spend hours making cold calls for little reward or incentive. There is a very inadequate Training Process.   Management does not lead Very well. **If you are not a former college athlete you do not matter, Past job experience is not valued.  
Cult Like atmosphere. If you are not accepted into the group you will be isolated and pushed out.

The worst thing that can happen is that they have preferences, and the worst thing that company has is the “small parcel” area that they have, they only work for convenience, and the manager only listens to what some workers say, there is no way to get promoted! Don't go work there, it's a game.

A great opportunity for what was desired in Logistics industry.  I learned the International aspect in Logistics in more detail to perform.  I had the opportunity to learn additional modes of transportation which was the reason I accepted the position.  I learned alot!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Warehouse associate 2 salaries reported	$18.75 per hour
Warehouse manager 3 salaries reported	$67,500 per year
Mail carrier 17 salaries reported	$53,235 per year
Account coordinator 1 salary reported	$59,000 per year
Traffic coordinator 2 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour

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