NASH FINCH Employer Reviews

I enjoyed working there until I found out exactly how the company was. I can't speak on every Nash Finch in the country, but for the one where I worked was terrible with their management.

Was suppose to work 4 10hr shifts but worked 5 10 hr plus shifts.They were always changing my days off when I told them that I had stated that I couldn't work them before hand.The management could careless about u and ur family.After u work from 7am to 11pm or later u still have to clean the warehouse for another 2hrs.They will stop the whole shift – more... to clean something up that someone else did.They are rude about it as well. I started out making 14.00hr and within 3 months they dropped my pay to 12.00hr – less

love working here the people are great and i get the chance to meet new people. this job is very enjoyable

During my years working for Nash I learned a great deal managing other employees in the data entry and computer room envirorment.

Just need the opportunity to make more money. We deliver groceries to local grocery stores, sometimes by hand. Good benefits, home daily, good boss.

work from 3 to when ever the last store was picked. learned how an got a forklift certificate. enjoyed working with the other employees.

Do not work here unless you really need a job. You never know what time you are going to get off. There is no time for your family. The physical demands of this job declares war on your body. The most enjoyable part of this job is finally going home.

We had a great assortment of co-workers that did there well.It was a great place to work

i enjoyed working there alot. nash finch taught me to be productive and time management

Nash Finch has a great culture for work life balance. I worked 100 percent virtual while there. It was a very production driver job. In which I had to produce results each week for candidates placed and report this information to my manager. My manager was very hands off but supportive when I needed her. She seemed to be focused on the results I produced – more... opposed to how they were produced. I learned a lot about food distribution and the transportation industry while working there. – less

I work for a food chain warehouse and made sure all customers have sent orders on days that they need to be billed.
I work with various programs to update and create spreadsheets.
I get along with my co-workers and always ready to help someone if needed
I never hesitate to ask for help if needed and work on issues until they are solved.
I always take – more... pride in my work ethics and being able to handle new tasks.
Handle customers issues with scheduling, reports needed and retail questions. – less

A typical day at work would consist of me recieving orders from various military bases.I was required to pick the orders using either pallet jacks or reach lifts....occasionally cherry pickers and turret trucks. It was required that i keep written and electronic logs as i also had to load it onto overseas containers. I learned the basics of data entry – more... and how to work accuratly on a time sensitive scale while working at nash/finch.The hardest part of the job was making sure my work was done accurately while keeping the pre-determined deadlines.The most enjoyable part of the job was the satisfaction in knowing i had one. – less

The best position I've ever held. The co-workers were all cordial: warm family oriented. Team effort.

Receive shipping orders
Load pallets, and operate a pallet jack or fork-lift
You knew where you stood with management
I was a part time employee so I didn't get the same perks as full time
Rewarded for hard work with incentive pay

The people I worked with in the distribution center were great. The issue was with the corporate culture - which has had some major changes since I left.

I was only a temp and working there was okay; the work was repetitious and unchallenging. Jobs there lack variety. The office environment was good; coworkers were cliquish.
Company is very good at giving employees the opportunity to give back to the community.
Friday jean days if you brought a item for a charity.

Receiving and loading orders while operating forklifts and pallet jacks and maintaining safety and communication.

normal work day
learned to driver other forklifts that i never drove before
management was great to work for
loved working with my co-workers
stacking pellets that weighted 100 lbs
working in the cooler

Would have stayed but company was loosing contracts to it was time to start some place fresh.

Good company to work for.

Exceptional amount of travel.

Preformance driven.