Delivery driver - Anonymous employee Graybar Employee Review

1.0
Apr 27, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Graybar DRIVERS were great learn a lot from them very helpful at the zone

Cons

Management was horrible they are liar they work together as a team they work against you use there mange in a very ugly way they don't know any thing need training badly very rude no customer service skill talk down to employee will not help load truck which is part of there job from my understanding teach you there job so they can sit and look and thing on computer not dealing with work than not only that they under pay you you ask why they than now up there chest and say I'm the supervisor and that what I'm paying you which is so disrespectful they don't say to there employee not even say good morning rude they get read of very good employee to have control of other that can't stand up to what is right

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