Ryder Employer Reviews

I have been with the same Company for 13 years. During my time, I have accomplished a lot. I have pioneered many projects and have been a part of many decisions that greatly impacted my company, Working for the world’s largest imager, I feel that I have become well groomed for the fast paced corporate work environment.

12 hr. shift
already knew the job
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climbing in aad out of truck, over 100 time a shift
slow times

Staffing location, training and I was responsible for revenue and expenses. Rental of commercial vehicles and supplied back up for lease customers.

Work in sub-zero temps. Fast pace environment, great people to work with, the hardest part about the job is keeping warm

A typical day consist of first verifying any billing work needed and then verification of administrative work needed. I begin logging in to review system for soon to be billed updates.
I complete my daily tasks and assingments via spreadsheet look ups and research needed. I do reporting as neccessary. I learned different shortcuts of navigating through – more...  systems which made me more proficient and able to deliver on deadlines earlier than expected. Management is very flexible and experienced which allows little room for era but also patience if there is a consistent problem. The culture and coworkers are very amiable and ready and willing to help with any problem work related. The hardest part of the job was when I first had to multitask at my first deadline and I was still new to the system. What I enjoy most is seeing myself grow by the response and feedback from management. Taking on challenges offered helped me in the longrun for longterm success. – less

Had a good time overall working for the company. When I was removed from one account looked to find something else within the company. But due to their requirements, and feeling that if you do not have a college Degree you are not qualified for a lot of jobs, no matter what your experience levels are, they could not do anything further

A typical day involved supervising employees in the shipping and receiving of goods.
Conducting safety meetings.
Co workers were friendly and hard working.
The hardest part of the job was dealing with the unexpected.
The most enjoyable part of the job was dealing with the unexpected

Worked from 8-till whenever my work was done for the day.
Dealt with phone calls, walk ins, maintaining customer relationships with past buyers while trying to fulfill an average quota of selling 20 units per month.
Everyday I learned about the mechanics of the trucks being sold would learn about different businesses of people who I was selling to. – more...  Every day there were unlimited things to be learned. I feel like I took full advantage of every opportunity that presented itself.
My coworkers were great. When you work in a small office you really become more of a family. We had a phenomenal relationship and would have dropped anything at any point to help one another out.
The hardest part of the job was the frustration of upper mgmt. not necessarily understanding what we did in the office on a day to day basis and how much was expected of us. Often times, without their full understanding of how much work was already on our plates they never found it to be a big deal to keep adding and adding which constantly took away time for us to focus on the customer and real job which was to sell, sell, sell,
The most enjoyable part of my job was serving the customers. To be able to help someone purchase a truck that will then allow them to be employed and make a living was one of the best feelings in the world. One reason I was no longer proud to work for Ryder was because they were tying the hands of the vehicle sales manager’s ability to help a customer if they were having any issues with a truck that you had just sold them. When I first started they were customer service focused and by the end of my time with Ryder they were more concerned with financials and their own wellbeing, even when we promise "road ready" equipment. – less

I have worked for Ryder for 7 years and the job is never ending. The pay is descent and the freedom allowed to managers ranks among the highest I have experienced. The daily work environment is fast-paced, high stress and requires great focus and stamina.

Ryder is very safety conscious and treats their employees with respect and the freedom to learn – more...  from mistakes and grow with each experience. – less

the company its self may be good but the company that contracted them are not they are not fair to their employees and there is so much discrimination there it is ridiculous just was not happy there and they are losing more and more employees bay valley is who has contracted them not a good company at all

A typical day starts with reviewing the project at hand and determind the next step for completion. I learned that the entire team is important in order to achieve the best product. Management is very cooperative and will answer any and all questions I may have in order to complete the project properly. My co-workers are eccential for communication – more...  with every project I am working on. The hardest part of the job is making sure every question and idea the client has has been answered and met. The most rewarding part of the jod is seeing a smile of complete satisfaction on the clients face – less

Limited innnovation, disjointed organizational structure, product quality declining

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Productive and fun workplace. Co-workers are great and friendly. A typical day goes by pretty fast with all the work that we need to get done.

My position as Vehicle Sales Representative is very demanding. You have to pay acute attention to detail and stay extremely organized. In my opinion, the workload outweighs the pay. We ran a 2-man operation and I was required to do/know just as much as the manager but was not paid as such. As long as you do your job, there is good security within the – more...  company. There is room to grow as they like to hire from within first. One of my personal favorite incentives was training in Miami...Good vacation! – less

Ryder by far is the best company I have worked for due to their understanding of logistics, and drivers needs.
5 thumbs up Ryder
Excellent company to work for, and I would always check to see what they have first

We haul for the Rite Aid account we unload at the stores and reload and do some back hauls, We are normally home daily. The only thing I dislike is that we are not making as much money as I need to.

I rated this company A+. Their logistics, their staff, the way they forecast the economy with positive and lucrative results, the compensation, the benefits packages and the retirement plans offered to their employees makes each employee proud of being part of the Ryder family.
The way Ryder served their customers and the dedication of their employees – more...  to each account, each customer place Ryder in the top range of companies in this market. Something to be proud. – less

learning things a improving all the time. Also looks at for you and thaey keeps it friendly and safe.

nice place to work,only a little hectic all the time. people were good, some of the work repeditive