Manheim reviews

3.7

58% would recommend to a friend

(806 total reviews)

Grace Huang

63% approve of CEO

40% positive business outlook

Manheim has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 806 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Manheim employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Retail & Wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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806 reviews
2.0
Jan 4, 2019
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Pros

The job was easy, pay and benefits were decent, tho, they could have worked in a handful of Sick Days, I shouldn't have to use PTO when I'm sick. It was always a perk to 'test drive' the latest models and trends I'll never afford. Got an employee discount at the onsite cafeteria. The department was self-sufficient, we didn't have any direct supervision or meddling by management unless something went wrong or we needed something. In short, if you are wanting a good paying summer job, this is a good one. 


Cons

To start, the most inconsistent employer I've ever worked for, I never knew what my workflow was going to be or how long I was going to be there. Imaging is controlled by Detail and Lot Ops, two largest departments at the auction, yet, we were blamed for their mistakes and forced to clean up/work around their messes. Most of the management worked together for decades, yet, they cannot communicate effectively, how long does it take to send a text or E-mail? I got the vibe that most were close to retirement and just didn't care anymore, they stuck up and spied for each other, often went against their own words to employees to keep the buddy system happy. Slower employees took daily advantage of lack of direct supervision, the department was held together by about half of us, which often bit the department later when we were off and these employees had to do some work. Working in Tennessee's bi-polar weather patterns didn't make the job any easier, it's especially difficult to work in the cold winter rain. I tried hard to make a career at Manheim, ignoring all the BS and doing my job. if I was a few years older I probably would have just dealt with it like some of my co-workers are doing, but, I've been working since I was 16 years old and won't put up with that level of incompetence. 'The only consistency is inconsistency' is not something to be proud of, it is something ashamed of. 


3.0
Dec 2, 2018

Employee worked multiple depts

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Ins benefits, paid time off at 2 days month, effective at hire.

Cons

Very poor communication betw employees, managers and supervisors - all way to the top, on daily, if not hourly basis. Deliberate culture maintained by mgmt describe as: "if no need to know then mum's the word" - shielding corporate driven policy changes, benefits changes, procedural, admin changes that have been discussed and are known in advance, from non-mgr, non-supervisor employees. RESULT: Resentment, mistrust. Lack of LONG RANGE vision as to effect s that knee-jerk decisions have on employees. You refuse and thus fail, to acquire direct input from your employees who PERFORM the work across depts. You are therefore faulty in your assessments of operations needs, including apppropriate staffing. Internal, direct, employee poll indicates 85% of your employees at Newburgh, NY site are disenfranchised and mistrusting of mid to upper level mgmt as result. Major mgmt faux pas include infrastructure decisions: failure to research and supervise new flooring installation, failure to paint lot objects to maximize safety, failure to routinely repair potholes, failure to accurately assess fluctuating needs for staffing, failure to develop matrix to monitor and maintain equipment, such as vacuums, bay flooring, failure to conduct thorough background checks on potential employees, failure to secure contract for professional snow removal (you can't clear 1/2 mile of snow driven property with a couple of Ford trucks), failure to monitor dealer/guest check-in credentials (makes many staffers nervous), failure to unilaterally train ALL staff in ALL DEPTS how to utilize Cox' tech-driven web applications - 7 diff websites must be accessed to acquire employee info, failure to adjust senior employee's hourly rate to reflect current market hourly rate for new employees. As a billion dollar, multi-industry company that includes all encompassing media, its time to compile into ONE.

4.0
Sep 29, 2018

Commercial Account Coordinator II

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Benefits, benefits, benefits (24 Paid Days off a year- 401K match up to 6%- amazing insurance rates/coverage- 5+ paid holiday days) As a company the Cox Enterprises has a wonderful outlook on community relations and envolvement and betting the world. (Cox Automotive is a branch off Cox Enterprises and Manheim is a branch off Cox Automotive)

Cons

You can’t advance unless you know someone higher up to force you along. They do not tend to promote from within-no matter how loyal,knowledgeable and dependable you have proven to be for multiple years. There is almost no communication. It causes misunderstandings and frustrations daily. At the auction level you feel very unimportant in the grand scheme of things compared to corporate even though Manheim auctions make up 80% of Cox Automotives yearly revenue...

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