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
2.0
Aug 14, 2023
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Pros

Paid ok but the tech debt was high and slow to change more than I've experienced at previous places. Biggest gripe was how delicate the politics were. Not fun to deal with even as an engineer. Wouldn't recommend. Leadership is also very hands in the weeds of the company. They micro manage and change priorities too fast. A project could be killed a week into us developing it. Priorities change but these were to fast and WAY to many priorities. They did have some processes there that were decently executed. The idea was good even if it could have been done better. One weird thing was managers and dev leads. I was a senior engineer but felt like they never defined the lines between the leads and my manager. They worked together well but seemed like we never really were told how it all works. There is a lot of smart people and cool projects but overall I wasn't happy coding there and the culture so I left.

Cons

Check pro section for review but one callout. Sales frat bros everywhere.

1.0
Mar 19, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Good culture, thats about all I can say

Cons

Horrible management, drives you out actively.

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Arrive Logistics Response
6y
Thank you for the review. We do not take this feedback lightly, and hope we can address your comments here. First of all, we are happy to hear that you are pleased with the culture at Arrive Logistics. However, performance is a big part of what makes our culture unique. In order to provide the highest levels of service to our customers, we hold our employees to high standards. These expectations remain intact, regardless of changing market conditions and economic realities. Our people managers take each individual’s performance very seriously, and must make tough decisions when performance is called into question. Thank you again for your feedback and for the time you spent with us. We wish you nothing but the best.
1.0
Mar 26, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Arrive will sell you on earning potential and how you will double your Salary in a year, but these people telling you this are taught exactly how to sell the job, even though they have never done it/really aren't sure what the job entails. Everyone will mention the free lunch on Fridays, but fail to mention the Free week of work you will give back every month(only for Salary workers of course, they'd never dare pay overtime or the Hourly) They Have a Coffee Bar!(this will be mentioned multiple times during your recruiting)

Cons

where do I begin. This isn't the first place I've worked, so don't think I'm not familiar with the professional world. The employee Culture at Arrive logistics is Toxic, its constantly Arguing Via email and Chat back and forth, this isn't standard in the workplace, but its a staple at Arrive. They will claim the Hours are standard across the Logistics Industry, but It's not, just more lies. You will start out making a little more than $35K your first year and will be an assistant to an established Rep for your first few months and have no chance of making commission. This is your "training" but in reality, doing the math with a 50 hour work week, your are a $13.50/hr over qualified "assistant". There is zero room for Growth here, literally zero. You will be told otherwise when you are getting recruited, but as stated above, trained to sell you to the company. There really aren't any benefits I can think that would separate Arrive from any other Sales Job, but there are so many detractors. The only people in the office who actually look happy are all the "VP's" and tenured reps who have all of their underpaid assistants taking care of all of their freight. The layers of upper management is much thicker than needed, which leads to intense Micro management all the way down to the bottom, which is where you will be for as long as you are at arrive. (you'll be told much differently) Arrive is less than 20% Female, and the vast majority of them aren't on the Sales Floor.

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Arrive Logistics Response
7y
Hi there! Thank you for taking the time to submit some feedback. We take these comments seriously, and I hope I can address some of your concerns here. Our recruiting team prides itself on transparency through the recruiting process. The earning potential that our recruiters explain comes from real company averages! Three of our recruiters were once brokers themselves, so our experience is helpful in explaining the positions at Arrive. Arrive Logistics honors the correct exemption statuses for each role, and awards overtime pay accordingly. If you are unsure of your exemption status please make sure to talk to someone in our People Operations department to better understand this and get clarity. Part of our training program does involve working on the sales floor as an Operations Assistant to a more experienced Sales Rep. While you are not eligible for commission during this part of training (since you are not selling yet), there are opportunities to earn bonuses on top of your base salary for meeting certain effort metrics. We know this is a rigorous part of training, but it is designed to familiarize you with the industry without being responsible for generating revenue. New sales reps leave this portion of training with industry experience, the beginnings of a book of business, and stronger relationships on the sales floor! Arrive takes pride in building a diverse and inclusive environment where anyone can be successful. We absolutely understand that we could not have accomplished the amount of growth we’ve seen without every single member of the Arrive team. Upper management not only recognizes that, but works hard to ensure employee appreciation is felt as we continue to grow. It is clear that your Arrive experience fell short of your expectations and we apologize for that. Employee engagement and wellbeing has always been a priority for our leadership team and we will use your valuable perspective as we continue to grow. Thanks again for sharing your experience with us. Arrive Leadership
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