Total Quality Logistics reviews

Turnover rate is between 75 and 80%...and those are their numbers, may be worse. You live in constant fear of being fired...and you probably will be. I was doing ok with low margins and high volume. My boss made me turn away "cheap freight" whice left me with very little then he fired me. You are encouraged to lie to your customers. When employees are fired (every day) managers give their customers to the same brokers who are already doing well. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. They expect you to work a lot of hours. You are looked at as a slacker if you work 40-50 hours a week

-- Gross overcoaching/micromanagement -- Favoritism during prospecting disputes (if you get ruled against and put up any kind of resistance, you're red flagged for "negativity") -- Two faced management fraternities (all fun and games during beer drops and cornhole tourneys, but everyone is on pins and needles. Step into a GSM's office and who they are really comes out) -- Until you pay your draw off you're nothing (pretty much quoting an STL) -- Double standards for the office favorites -- If you have an opinion, better keep it to yourself. Can't trust anybody and they'll tattle on you in a second to get a shot at your customers after you've been canned. -- General sleaze -- numerous incidents of managers engaging in inappropriate activities with people they manage -- obviously people that turn them down are afraid both of getting redflagged and afraid of talking to management about it -- Can't speak for every satellite office but mine was pretty much a cult centered around the GSM (person who runs the office) -- After being out of there for a while I guess the most disturbing thing was how group activities were such fun and you really felt like a team, but not even an hour later they'll be calling someone in to the office and sending them packing. You could never trust management and near the end of my time there I was constantly scared and just kept my head down and pretty much never spoke to anyone. You'd hear all the brokers that paid off their draw and were on commission hamming it up all day long while their assistants would handle their account, and all of the guys like me (who were on the way up the chain) frozen in their chairs afraid to say or do anything. I'd say this is a good job to take if you've got industry contacts and can build a quick book of business, but even then if you have any kind of opinion about anything company related (and it's not 100% positive) they'll throw you out in a hot minute.