Just like high school, expert a miserable working environment if you aren't part of the in crowd. Forget promotions, being included in any social events or having your manager say more than 5 words a day to you. Also be prepared to work and work and work but not have that matter unless someone wants to get a drink with you after work. I would never a million years recommend this place to someone with a family (or the desire to start one), anyone that doesn't drink or anyone actually serious about logistics and their future. It's hard to be part of a "team" when everyone on your "team" talks about how great the bar was that weekend or their softball team last night, including your manager, and you just sit there wondering what's wrong with you that no one invites you.
Other than the environment, I thought the road to making money was long. I am competitive but this isn't set up in a way that the best person wins the business, you get bullied out of potential business and the advice you get is "toughen up". I just couldn't take it anymore. I'm not saying it's not possible, I just wasn't able to take it anymore.
I've been gone for about six months and feel happier now that I left. I looked at the reviews and see a lot of complaints about hours and about the money and I think that's a bunch of bull. The hours are long but they talk you through that in the interview process so you know. I also don't know any successful people my age (2 years out of college) that make a lot of money and don't work long hours so people need to toughen up. My issue was how my manager treated me and how the department as a whole was not set up for my financial success.