Arrive Logistics reviews

3.2

45% would recommend to a friend

(875 total reviews)
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Matt Pyatt

71% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

Arrive Logistics has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 875 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Arrive Logistics employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Transportation & Logistics industry (3.5 stars).

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875 reviews
1.0
Feb 24, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Free drip coffee and lunch on Fridays.

Cons

I don't know where to start. Incredibly low base pay, commission structure that is a borderline scam, the most toxic culture I have ever been a part of, and micromanagement to the fullest extent of the word. You are expected to be in your desk 10 hours per day minimum, and will be disciplined if even a single minute late. You are highly encouraged to eat lunch at your desk, and leaving for lunch is frowned upon. You will answer phone calls when not at work, no exceptions. Holidays, weekends, days off, it doesn't matter. You get the honor of being "LFG" 24/7! By the way, you are not compensated for any of that. The only way you will make a shred of money at this company is if you are chosen as a "golden boy" to your manager. Your work ethic, capability, and effort means less than dirt. But hey, they have a "young/energetic culture" and "opportunity to get make a lot of money". Hopefully that is the first and last time you fall for those buzzwords from an employer.

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Arrive Logistics Response
5y
Thank you for sharing your experience. We are always looking to improve and have passed along your feedback to leadership. Thank you.
2.0
Nov 9, 2017

Sales rep

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I'm going to give a real review on here of what the job entails so you can make an honest judgement whether you want it or not

Cons

What your day will be: You will work 7 to 5, five days a week as the minimum You will make 100 cold calls a day to dispatchers and truck drivers trying to sell freight for them to haul You will make 36k for your first 6-8 months. Most people will describe this job as stressful, but good reps strive off this feeling Aftet 2-3 years of 100 cold calls a day and 50 hours a week minimum then you can make probably 50-60 k for an average rep (not good nor bad) Obviously recruiters will sell you on what top reps make but won't ever tell you that this is also a high burn out industry l, just be aware Best of luck if you accept!

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Arrive Logistics Response
8y
Hi there! Thank you for taking the time to review Arrive Logistics. We believe in transparency, even if the feedback isn't always positive. That being said, we want to take this time to clarify some details that might not have been made clear to you prior to your time at Arrive. If that was the case, we sincerely apologize! On average, a carrier rep will make around 75 calls per day and a customer rep will make closer to 50 calls per day. Not all of these calls are traditional "cold calls," - as relationships are built, reps will talk to repeat customers and carriers regularly. However, with any sales job, there is absolutely a cold-calling element. While we love to highlight what our top performers are able to accomplish, we also rely on company averages to give new hires realistic expectations for their first few years here. On average, sales reps earn $45K in their first year, $63K in their second year, and $100K+ in their third year. Thank you! Arrive Logistics
1.0
Apr 8, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

- Culture is "laid back" in the sense that the bar for rigor is very low, so you're able to coast - Expectations are low - Don't have to think too hard day to day

Cons

- Tech management is concerned with essentially "keeping the lights on" without much innovation or addressing problems in a comprehensive way - Tech debt is absolutely insane since the company was built on contractors with very little oversight - Strange tech org management structure with leadership deferring to Staff engineers, who in turn have little power, so its an endless loop of disfunction - Tech management wants bottom up leadership though with no agency, so any changes recommended are more talking than action - Pay is very low, raises are a pittance - No equity (and strange preexisting equity structure at that) - Bunch of duds and turnover in tech management, leading to basically zero vision and leadership

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