Exel Employer Reviews

I chase orders for our customer and motivate associates. I learned in my seven years that I can be a driven leader. The managment at my site has changed quite a bit. Same with my coworkers. Hardest part of my job is the demand of the customer as it is somtimes rediculas. I enjoy leading associates.

Grab your machine and run. Hit your rates before lunch to be able to stop for clean up.

Learned how to pick orders quickly and accurately.

Management was fun.

Co workers had a bit too much drama dragging them down.

Hardest part was working the overtime when we had orders that didn't drop till the last possible minute

Company picnics every summer. – more...  Pizza party after meeting deadlines;. – less

I loved working at Exel. The hours may have been tough at times but the associates made the days seem short. Love everything about the job and miss them dearly.

A typical day was mainly lifting and stacking heavy boxes. I learned to pack, stack and supply candy. I also learned how to use a number of machine throughout the warehouse. The management staff was nice and sometimes helpful. The coworkers were also nice. The hardest part of the job was constant lifting of heavy boxes and the most enjoyable part was – more...  sometimes being able to make decisions. – less

I started out picking orders and unloading trailers. Then I was moved to all the "wal-mart" orders because of my accuracy in my picking. Some years later I was promoted to auditor of the warehouse 2nd. shift. I held that position for five years. The warehouse moved.
I treat co-workers the way I would like to be treated; with respect and congeniality. – more...  Management was eight different supervisors in ten years. The hardest part of the job was learning how to use the "slip-sheet" forklift. Also to learn the RF. scanning system. The best part was promoted to auditor for my attention to detail. – less

my job is exciting but yet bring at the same time. i like my job but need something different my co workers are neat and so it my boss.

great job for those who enjoy working in a high pressure high speed work environment. the people there are likewise awesome to work with. they can and will teach you so much and all you have to do is ask or just be there to learn it.

it was a great place to work, the hours and people were wonderful.

I learned how to use the computer to do orders, everyone got along, the hardest part was we had old equipment, the enjoyable thing was it was an workout.

Exel was a good company to work for and I would still be working for them if the facility that I was assigned to hadn't closed. My supervisors were always willing to listen and help me grow into a better employee. When my wife had our 2nd child, I was a few months short of paid leave, but Exel worked with me and advanced my paid vacation slightly so – more...  I could assist her. Exel provided me with the tools I needed to make myself successful with them. – less

Great place to work. This was a pretty busy environment and that was a plus for me because it made the day go by faster. The employees were friendly and team players for the most part. Here you learned something new everyday. The most enjoyable part about working at Exel were the people and the customers.

Standard warehouse environment. Peak season is summer, off-season is winter.

I pull parts for airplane engine repair,
I do cycle counting which is counting parts in the warehouse.
I also entered purchase orders for the sales department.
Hardest part of the job is the constant walking, the job requires pushing a cart around the warehouse and scanning parts, picking parts, labeling parts and putting them in plastic bags. the people – more...  I work with is one thing that helps me get through the day, they are fun and easy to get along with. – less

"Working at Exel is a truly valuable experience. I feel as though this company sincerely cares about their employees, and is always looking for ways to help us excel. I enjoy coming to work each day, especially while knowing that my efforts, along with all my employees, are appreciated!"

The best job I ever had! The pay, benefits and the people were all great.

I ran the front desk met all the drivers that walked in the building or salespeople. I did the data entry on all the Bill of lading invoices. I took care of the inbound and outbound deliveries. I really did like this job but Chrysler-Jeep was having problems and they laid off people and so did our company, because we followed their schedule when they – more...  had a day off so did we. This job I did enjoy it was a great learning experience. We audited car parts so that Jeep could build their cars in a timely matter. Everything had to be perfect on the racks in the exact sequence that the cars are being built. I was also trained to audit the car parts and not only ran the front desk but worked in the warehouse we were cross trained in case someone was out for the day. Sad that things had changed for the company. I had a call back date but was told I was laid off with a bunch of other people indefinitely. So I had moved to a different city because I remarried and now I am seeking a new job. I have been doing Temporary office work since. But I did take a class through the Source in Toledo a Medical Administrative course to run a front desk in a doctors office and also took a Microsoft 7 class which kept up my skills. – less

A very busy large distribution center. Extensive product supply always on the move. Configured in the amount for demand.

Using an electric forklift I loaded and unloaded trucks as directed by computerized dispatch. I also built and broke down pallets as directed. I met a lot of good people.

* Manage personnel on the daily task of loading/Unloading/case picking. Daily Audits.

* I have learned how to effectively communicate with associates and the ins and out of the business acumen.

* Some good, some bad

* Very dedicated associates to getting the job done

* Dealing with fellow Management

* Dealing with my associates

A typical day would consist of inputting export shipments, and printing all the documents required for customs and transport. The management wasn't always the best. Everything was really secretive, and you never knew what was going to happen next. There was no room for advancement in the company. It was a VERY stressful workplace!