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Sysco a great company to work for, lot of awards, and advancement.
Marketing Salesman (Former Employee) – Marketing salesman. – May 20, 2018
Sales through Sysco I achieve numerous awards, won several trips through sales, archive awards such as Salesman of the year, maintain awards each year for making the 3 million dollars award and up in sales.
Pros
Won a lot of achievement, of trips, numerous award's.
Eh
Order Selector (Former Employee) – Wilsonville, OR – August 18, 2018
It’s a fast paced job and you have to have your numbers up to keep your job. They start you off in dry and once your numbers go up they stick you in the freezer or cooler where it’s doom for some
Pros
Hous
Cons
The switch to cooler/freezer
Enjoyed working at Sysco
WarehouseTechnician I (Former Employee) – Jackson, WI 53037 – August 18, 2018
Great place to work. The supervisors were great about letting a person work independently; let workers know what was expected, the time frame necessary. A very good atmosphere.
Pros
This job will be remembered as the best place ever
Cons
Can think of none at the moment
Good company
Corporate Recruiter (Former Employee) – Cypress, TX – August 18, 2018
Sysco is growing. They have a great business model. They roll things out in an organized fashion. There is a lot of change which some handle better than others. They offer training too.
Unreliable hours and forced to take unpayed days off
Selector/Picker (Former Employee) – Plant City, FL – August 17, 2018
I worked athe the plant city ware house and it was so unorganized and we were forced to either take a day off because there was not enough work or we were working another day in that same week 12 or more hours. We had many people be hospitalized and could not function correctly a couple days later. We were penalised for useing our sick days that we were given. They worked on a point system if you went over a certen amount of points you were fired
Pros
Decent pay
Cons
Everything
fun but fast paced environment
order selector- billing clerk- will call clerk (Former Employee) – Cleveland, OH – August 16, 2018
well diverse crew of employees plenty of room to progress at company very fast paced environment with little room for error but fun environment still they taught me every skill that i had aquired to work there for them from the driving of the pallet jack to loading the trucks to preparing bills to picking orders excellent training
Good
Warehouse Associate/ Order Selector (Former Employee) – Walnut, CA – August 16, 2018
Pros
Work life balance
Pay (above average but less than O&G)
Benefits are average but the Sysco perks make them awesome.
Leadership (My Boss ROCKS) most leaders are real leaders
Friends are easy to make, I have seen no back stabbing from employee to employee
Growth opportunities are endless
Free FOOD!!! Everyday free fruit thought the buildings on food testing employees can take samples …
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Cons
The work keeps coming and you are strtched thin at times.
NO SAP!!!
NO ERP...
No daycare or dry cleaning on site
Work life balance
Pay (above average but less than O&G)
Benefits are average but the Sysco perks make them awesome.
Leadership (My Boss ROCKS) most leaders are real leaders
Friends are easy to make, I have seen no back stabbing from employee to employee
Growth opportunities are endless
Free FOOD!!! Everyday free fruit thought the buildings on food testing employees can take samples …
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Cons
The work keeps coming and you are strtched thin at times.
NO SAP!!!
NO ERP...
No daycare or dry cleaning on site
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Account Executive (Former Employee) – Kent, WA – August 15, 2018
Sysco gives no support to the contract sales team . I was laid off after 14 years, It was called a head count reduction! There was a high turn over rate in sales . Sysco I thought was a great company to work for turned out I was wrong
Pros
Good Benefits
Cons
Lack of communication and support
Excellent company with great benefits and a fun family feel.
A/R Cashier (Current Employee) – Riverside, CA – August 14, 2018
My job is very fast paced and detailed. I learn new things everyday. Management is always available and willing to help. Everyone gets along very well even through all the different personalities. It can be stressful at times meeting deadlines. The company provides a lot of free meals and snacks very often. Birthdays and Holidays are always a joy.
Started out good but going down hill fast.
Route Driver (Current Employee) – Harahan, LA – August 14, 2018
The new manager is cutting everything including pay. The lose of customers is being compensated for by stretching the routes out farther. This creates conflict in customer delivery windows and adds a great deal of stress to the drivers.
Pros
still good benefits for now
Cons
long hours, bigger routes, pay dropping, no supervisor support.
Can be a fun placeto work depending on if you are in the front or back of the building working. Different managers and they do not communicate well.
Labeling Coordinator/Asst Market Manager (Former Employee) – Plant City, FL – August 14, 2018
Overall it was a decent place to work. They need better communication all around. The employees in the warehouse seem to get looked over and not noticed for their hard work.
Very long hours
Warehouse Selector (Former Employee) – Albuquerque, NM – August 14, 2018
Overtime knows no limits at Sysco! Pay is high, but at the expense of a personal life. An average work week for night selectors can be up to 50 plus hours!
Pros
high pay, re-location available in 6 months
Cons
excessive overtime
Very physically demanding
Warehouse Outbound Selector (Former Employee) – Denver, CO – August 13, 2018
Long hours and working 6 days a week,
high pay
management can improve
very fast paced and competitive environment
No career advancements unless you have worked there for 8 - 10+ years
high pay
management can improve
very fast paced and competitive environment
No career advancements unless you have worked there for 8 - 10+ years
Good things come from Sysco
Driver helper (Current Employee) – Harrisburg, PA – August 9, 2018
Sysco is a strong company with strong employees who love and the pride in their jobs. I have grown to know and enjoy them as if they were my family. Everyday is a good day working there, the only downside. Is the clock in time, you're expected to clock in anywhere between 2am to 5am. Which if you're aren't used to doing, it'll be rough on you.
This job is sutable for you if you're a workaholic that dont mind working day & night.
Driver (Former Employee) – Jessup, MD – August 7, 2018
Micromanaged from above so everything you're doing is being monitored and recorded.
Low job security (doing just about anything gets you written or fired).
Union based so get expected a small lump of money deducted.
Get expected to work real early in the morning.
Benefits are good.
Low job security (doing just about anything gets you written or fired).
Union based so get expected a small lump of money deducted.
Get expected to work real early in the morning.
Benefits are good.
Pros
Good benefits
Cons
They watch & track everything, low job security.
Bad place to work from start to finsh
Warehouse (Former Employee) – Harrisonburg, VA – August 7, 2018
This ia a good old boy area, very disrespectful to women.
Sexiest place to work.
Pay is bad............
Women are talked down to.........................bad place to work
Sexiest place to work.
Pay is bad............
Women are talked down to.........................bad place to work
Pros
None
Cons
Disrespectful to women
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