UPS reviews

Unless you want to move into management or operations, it’s very hard to advance your career within the valley - The office is soul sucking - this is a glorified call center, I would love to say otherwise but they count your calls and the amount of time you spend on the phone. If you don’t hit those metrics you will be written up, depending on your manager. Every year you have a goal for your patch of land, I hit my goal before the end of the year but was still getting written up for not hitting dials - pay is alright if you’re single and young

If you're in your 40's and there more than 15 years you are in trouble - likely passed over in the past for not having the "right experience" now you are stale and where you sit now, you probably will for the rest of your career. Most management teams manage to the work rather than being inspired leaders. It's about getting a job done at any expense and now with the voluntary and involuntary separations, many fewer people. Senior leadership continues to have unrealistic expectations. A lack of concern for work/life balance and constant criticism over time create a very toxic environment.