ADESA Employer Reviews

An ever changing company with long term growth expectations. Multiple weekly auctions leave zero time for boredom. Upper management positions tend to be short term depending on the current market status. Competitive and exciting would be the best descriptive terms for this company.

decent money for detailing work,management and co workers suck, very hard tedious work.forced to drive for auctions at loss of money.days often cut short

HR was just wiped out in 2012, 2013 leaves the leftovers stressed out. If you fail to get the dance right or offer ways to improve....you should start looking right away for another job.
They have the longest list of smart people leaving on a weekly basis. Leaving means you were fired, Adesa must have plenty of Unemployment payroll. Looking for Frustration – more... and to be fired?

Auction your skills and get fired here.....more departures daily than any airport. – less

great place of employment, friendly co workers, fast paced job

Was cleaning, washing , and driving cars.
I learned how to operate different type of cars.
Management was always working and keeping everything organized.
Co-workers worked hard and steady.
The hardest part of the job was keeping everyone at the same pace.
The most enjoyable of the job was finishing up the last car the last goal of the day.

CEO needs to take a long hard look at some of the members of upper management within corporate. Those guys should leave local management alone and let them do their jobs. Most of the auctions GM's do a fine job running their auction and have done so long before they brought in Regional Sales Managers. They dont need Regional Sales Managers, its an unnecessary – more... layer with a high salary. Some corporate managers run short on integrity. It is catching up with the company, they better turn the vessel around and quick. They treat their employees like do do. – less

GREAT BENEFITS, GREAT COMPANY, OK MANAGEMENT, GREAT PERKS

A typical day at work is busy and productive.
What I learned working at Adesa is every body works as a team player.
All Management there are team workers too!
The hardest part of the job is to make sure all your dealers are happy.
The most enjoyable part of the job is when you make all your dealers happy with your performance.

A typical day at work was prep incoming and outgoing title work.

Learned a lot more about how to process titles.

Management was fair.

Co-workers were fun to work with, team players.

The hardest part of the job was making time to get all incoming packages worked by end of day.

The most enjoyable part of the job was the relationships built.

Management is okay at best.
Co-workers were fun to work with.

Job entails being driven from auction house to car dealership, and then driving a car back to the auction house. Sometimes you get to deliver a car from the auction house to the car dealership. And every Friday is auction day, where you get in cars and drive them through the auction lanes for dealers to bid on, then park it and get in the next one.

If you are a yes man or woman especially to the GM this is the place for you!! Keep your head down and bow to the GM and you will go far!!

I started out at Adesa as an auction driver, which was surprisingly pleasant. Not enough hours though and the pay was minimum. I was then moved up to a condition report writer and that's when everything went down hill. The management was HORRIBLE and I couldn't understand why someone who didn't know our job was supposed to be watching over our work. – more... It felt like I was in high school all over again with all the employees talking smack behind each others back and what not. I was relieved when I got a job offer from a different company. I couldn't get away from that place fast enough! – less

A typical work day would include a very pleasant routine of transporting crews to car dealers to transport cars to and from the ADESA lot. The management was very poor in many factors, mostly decision making and handling issues within the workplace.. Nothing was hard or difficult about the job and I really enjoyed being around alot of the people there.

Seeking right kind of job that could become a career
Peak my fondest interests

It is an interesting business and I really enjoy working with the dealers.

Depending on what u get will determine overtime. Hardest part of the job not getting recognized for things u do. Co workers are fun. Most enjoyable is the freedom u get to get ur work done. Management is ok.

I work in the element , the heat, rain , and snow. Which has become tolerable. I do have a great working relationship with my supervisor as well my co-workers. However there is not much room for growth and the pay does not fit the responsibilities I maintain. The hardest part is not being offered more money in the time that I have been there. I have – more... learned that I can succeed at anything , even under strenuous conditions. – less

Employees are very self centered and don't care much for the new person.

Please see my resume to see everything I did. My job duties varied from day to day.