Joseph Idowu 4 days ago
Do you work at Uline? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview?
Any advice for someone trying to get in?
Margaret Chmiel in Orlando, Florida 2 months ago
I recently applied at ULine for an Executive Assistant position to one of their top executives at their corporate office. I was asked to come in for the interview, took some standard tests, and waited to see Tim, a RECRUITER who was to interview me for my 2 pm appointment.
During my time of arrival, as I sat down, a young lady went in ahead of me.. also seeing him. Shortly after, another young lady walked through the door and said he had a 2:15 with Tim. The current interviewee came out about 8 minutes after she walk in through the door. I was then called in by Tim and followed him into an interview office and sat down. He was the most unnaturally unpleasant cold natured recruiter I have ever met. I was rushed to answer simple interview questions and felt that I was not given the time and consideration to even showcase my experience. He made it feel like they were doing me a favor of even interviewing me.
I have many levels of experience with very stable job history. My last employer, I was there for 4 years. My second to last, I was there 7 years, and yet before that, another 5 years. All of my employers are on my LinkedIn account and have nother but great things to say about me. I have an MBA, have GM experience, etc. I also have experience working with Uline while I was with one of my previous employers. We provided them with product which they currently sell. I have also met Liz, the owner, personally while at one of our company event customer appreciation events. I had nothing but great things to say about the company.
I understand that the company is growing. I understand that they get about 800 resumes per week and interview many people. but the recruiters, like the receptionists are the forefront of the company. In this case, having horrible recruiters tarnishes the company and what they are said to be built on.
okforyoutoo in Snoqualmie, Washington 4 months ago
Reading through the forums there seem to be a lot of negative reviews, but most people seem to be talking about either sales or warehouse jobs. Does anyone in the IT field who works at Uline have any input? How do you like your current job?
the man in Mchenry, Illinois 7 months ago
Interviewing in Waukegan branch. Does ULINE drug test on the first interview? If so, what kind of test?
Thanks for feedback...
gwbc in Orlando, Florida 12 months ago
Hi. I'm putting together a freelance piece on the packaging industry and I would be interested in speaking to some former Uline employees. All opinions, pro and con, are welcome to ensure the fairness and accuracy of the article. Please reach me using my user name at hotmail.com if you are interested in contributing your opinion to the article. Thanks
Adam in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 13 months ago
Every business has it's own style. What is the office environment and culture like at Uline?
Are people dressed in business casual, jeans and t-shirts, or full-on suits? Do folks get together for Friday happy hours and friendly get-togethers?
What is a typical day in the life of an employee at Uline?
sneaky sneak in Tonga 33 months ago
http://www.indeed.com/forum/cmp/Uline-Shipping-Supplies.html
sneaky sneak in Tonga 33 months ago
Had an interview and think it went well....
I currently work at a terrific company and wont leave unless the right job comes along. As of right now I am undecided about Uline.
Can any current or former employees give me an insiders opinion as to working at this company. Are the owners fair? Do they respect their employees? Is it like working in dungeon or is it a pleasant place. Are there any weird rules (Besides woman having to wear skirts every day...Hello -- Its 2008! Most of America is corporate casual these days!).
sneaky sneak in Tonga 33 months ago
What do you think -- is this company going to survive and thrive? Are they looking to expand their staff, or do you think layoffs are inevitable?
How does Uline stack up against the competition?
bigjason in Mississauga, Ontario 37 months ago
I was told at Uline that they get 1,000 resumes per week. I have seen their ad for the same job for months. Are they collecting info and selling it to headhunters?