United Stationers
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United Stationers Employer Reviews

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Terrible company. Nothing to offer
order filler (Former Employee), Florida –
Cons: mandatory over time, no lunches, low pay, no ac, demeaning environment.
Company has secret layoffs. NO advancement. Company only cares about making money. Doesn't care about workers. NO AC. Long hours. Hostile aggressive management. Company hires ex military as bosses and we are treated like animals and stared at. Extremely hostile workplace.
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Talented and good-hearted colleagues and friends made USSCO a memorable place to work.
EAA to Chief Financial Officer (Former Employee), Deerfield, IL –
Heavy calendar management and orchestrating travel and events.
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Productive
Cash Applications (Current Employee), Deerfield, IL –
Pros: lunch and learns are very imformative
Cons: 1/2 lunch break
I apply cash to over 75 customers accounts on a daily basis.
Contact customers about discrepancies on check.
I have learned in the last six months SAP program
Very friendly group to work with.
Love going to work daily
Customer is a great and structure place
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warehouse
Warehouse Associate (Former Employee), Denver, CO –
Pros: good healthcare
Cons: early hours
Inventory control management. early mornings, unloading trucks,dealing with UPS and fed ex
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I learned a lot there like computers Phones great bosses Learned how catolog coversfor small companys are made
Advertising Traffic Specialist / CRT Specialist (Former Employee), Des Plaines, IL –
Pros: nice people great location
Cons: i moved
worked in accounts payable
worked in the advertising dept where catologs were made for
companies

Learned how catologs are made for companys,
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excellent company
Human Resource Generalist, Office Manager , (Former Employee), Tempe,AZ –
Pros: benefits, pay
Cons: attendance policy to leannient
cares about the associates, pay is good,
benefits are outstanding.
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Have went down over the years.High turnover ratio.
SELECTOR/OPERATIONS (Former Employee), Suwanee, GA –
Pros: beneifits
Cons: no where to advance too, no appreciation for the workers that do stay.
Selected office supply items using invoice sheets on a conveyor belt style system.Fast paced with a team work environment.Checked orders for accuracy,packed and processed orders for shipping and general warehouse duties.
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Work is done when the team complete the work load
Distribution Associate (Current Employee), Suwanee, GA –
Pros: 401k, vision, dental & health insurance
Cons: no room for advancement, raises are scrutinized
Really feel like you need no warehouse experience for the job just need good listening, be able to work in a fast paced enviroment. understand that not everyone will be a hard worker or even want to be part of a team
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good people. We worked together very well
warehouse clerk (Former Employee), Eagan, MN –
alot of work to get all of it done. every one did there part every night.
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fun place to work with good employers
Assistant Lead Man (Former Employee), irving tx –
Pros: good breaks
Cons: goodhealthcare
always in good sprit there to help you when you need it good emplloyers to work with
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FAST PACE VERY PRODUCTIVE
WAREHOUSE SHIPPING ASSOCIATE (Former Employee), 100 LIBERTY WAY, CRANBURY, NJ –
Pros: outings, refreshments while working
Cons: breaks too short
DESPITE A SHORTFALL, COMPANY IS WELL BEHAVED, BUSY AND PRODUCTIVE.
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Peace and quiet
Stocker (Former Employee), Citrus Heights, CA –
Pros: hours and team members
Cons: distance from home
Its way different to work in a place with people but by yourself.. you get alot of work done due to rarely any distractions
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Nice work environment, but mundane work
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee), Greenville, Illinois –
Pros: fun colleagues, equality between senior management and staff, excellent incentive programs
Cons: very strict with email, phone, and web surfing; bottom-up type of company, the work could be mundane at times
I really enjoyed working for this company. I was surround with excellent workmates (including top management). If I would have stayed with this company, I could definitely see myself growing with it. The only downfall was that they put me in a position that required no college level degree, even though I had a bachelors degree.
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Management was the worst!
Department Manager (Former Employee), Cranbury, NJ –
Pros: the pay
Cons: the gm
Facility leader needs to get a clue. This place has the "buddy buddy" system in place.
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Overall good workplace
Customer Care Representative (Current Employee), Suwannee, GA –
Some management issues with unclear direction for employees
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Terrible
Re buyer (Former Employee), Des plaines,il –
Cons: poor management with poor tools to do the job.
I worked for United in the 1980s. Corp was terrible . Poor computer system made the job hard.. Had a very poor micro manager. He made work miserable. He was the worst boss i have ever experienced. Glad i left.
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Bobbie – April 27, 2012

United is probably still using the same system from the 80s. They refuse to put any money into anything that will make things more efficient. A DOS based program is the main order entry program and you have to use 3 different systems to complete any sort of transaction. Check out some of their consumer websites and you can see how far behind the curve they are when it comes to technology. I currently work there and am amazed when I am able to find more product information from a customer's website than our own. Amazing...

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Great team-oriented atmosphere with lots of talented individuals.
Content Copywriter and Editor (Current Employee), Deerfield, IL –
Pros: highly developed associate networking groups
Provide opportunities for growth. Fantastic supervisors.
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About United Stationers

United Stationers Inc. (United) is a wholesale distributor of business products. It stocks a line of approximately 100,000 products, – Read more