Pay is terrible and they mislead you on entrance pay in almost every department. When I worked there, they had recently raised the starting wage for new hires while employees that started before you were making a dollar or more less per hour doing the exact same job. You would think after being established for so long, they would have have it better organized, but they do not.
Lots of very young people working there, and you will see lots of safety violations happen right before your eyes. How no one has been written up, or the company fined, is beyond me. You'll see all kinds of kids horsing around on equipment including the powered fork lifts.
They start you off immediately in the packing line in the worst congested area that requires the most bulk packaging and materials, which eats away at your production numbers. That they bring to your attention DAILY after the first day! Then, they brag to the person next to you for making 145 items packed the day before when they were in the packing line for small items, where 20 things (guitar pics, strings, etc.) could fit into a smaller than a shoe sized box and takes 5 minutes or less.
The entire place is a joke. I don't know how they stay in business. My guess is that they have so many investors, that they always keep money incoming and outgoing (stocks, buy/trade/sell, move, reinvest money over here, and pull out current money holdings from over there). Cause they constantly ship single purchase items that the customer paid $20 or less for, with $5-$10 worth of boxing and packing material costs, and the customer doesn't pay shipping either. Thousands of these go out per day. Where they are majorly eating a loss of profit somewhere, they must be getting major gains in another source.