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Detail Oriented Position - Supply Chain Consultant UPS Supply Chain Solutions Employee Review

4.0
Jun 5, 2009
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Competent management was the biggest pro as well as a great opportunity to gain experience in the shipment area of the value chain process (this position involved being place on-site at the local General Electric office). It gave me experience working with UPS as well as GE, which proved to be a very educational.

Cons

Once I was able to master the essential skills and requirements for the job, I found that it became very monotonous and no longer challenged me. There seemed to be limited opportunities to move up in the company at the time and I began seeking alternative employment. Ultimately, I left the position to pursue higher education.

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Cons

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Pros

The work itself is straightforward once you learn customs regulations. Easy to remain compliant if you follow procedures. Large, well-known company name on your résumé. Healthcare

Cons

Heavy micromanagement; productivity is tracked by EPIC active status, not actual output. You can process significantly more shipments than peers, but if you do it efficiently and faster, you are penalized with more work and no additional compensation. Raises are minimal (approximately $0.20–$0.30 per year), even for strong performers. No transparency around performance evaluations or advancement. Toxic culture where favoritism is evident—employees are rewarded for “kissing up” rather than performance. Leadership promotes people similar to themselves and blocks others from advancing. Supervisor will not answer questions independently and defers everything to the Lead. The Lead lacks clear written communication, which creates confusion and rework. Management does not reflect the customer base—most customers are Spanish-speaking, yet leadership lacks Spanish proficiency. Employees feel bullied rather than supported.

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