UPS reviews

Traffic is a nightmare at night. If you left before 5pm it would take a minute to get out of the estate, but if you left after 5pm it would be 30 minutes to go 100yds to the business estate exit. My boss wouldn't be flexible about start and finish times, even though they and others in my department came and went as they pleased. Offered to start later and finish later or start earlier and finish earlier but they wouldn't entertain it. I'd not been there long and this incident set off alarm bells for me because their reaction to being asked a simple request was bizarre. As I say most people are really nice but there were a few who had been there for years and years and they were allowed to speak to you like crap and the rules didn't seem to apply to them. My immediate supervisor was one of those. The flexibility about times and my request really brought it home to me that we wouldn't get on. They just couldn't find it in themselves to compromise about anything after my initial request and I decided to hand my notice in a few weeks later. HR in my exit interview said they would have facilitated some flexibility but I felt that my boss would have taken this as a declaration of some sort of war, I just wanted to leave quietly, at the end of the day I just want to earn a living not go into battle every day.

Horrible work life balance. Red tape. Reducing costs take precedent over honoring commitments to your customers. Engineering minded company that is clueless about sales. Other departments run their own agenda and do not work together collaboratively. Sales is left to pick up slack of other