Arrow Electronics reviews

Poor leadership Constantly hear "we don't know what we don't know" on all communication with manager. When offering up ideas and opportunities, it got shot down only to come down to panic mode as we get closer to transitioning to a new system and wondering how we can get up to speed with original ideas given months ago. Favoritism is a virus that never goes away No growth unless you are a "friend" of management Unethical practices for quarter-end Very little if any pay increases year on year No growth opportunities unless you're in Denver Layoff are constant Very poor morale

The management in AIS is terrible. We lost business and sales tanked and they laid off multiple people, but kept middle managers who do nothing. In the last year, 4 managers have left. The ones that stayed are honestly the worst management team I have ever worked under. When I started many years ago, the managers would be in the trenches with you. Now, they just take constant smoke breaks and call useless meetings.