Cool - Anonymous employee Graybar Employee Review

1.0
Oct 22, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Cook all the time woo

Cons

This is completely bill crap

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Graybar Response
4y
Graybar doesn't employ anyone who cooks for their job, so we are unsure of how to respond appropriately to your review. If you are a current employee of Graybar and have any concerns about your role or working environment, we encourage you to reach out to your manager or HR Advisor.

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5.0
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Pros

Strong department leadership in current role

Cons

Many senior team members with decades of stored brain knowledge that is hard to share

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Graybar Response
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Thank you for sharing your experience and for your many years with Graybar. We're pleased to hear that you've benefited from strong leadership within your department. We also appreciate your feedback regarding knowledge sharing. As a company with many experienced team members, we recognize the importance of capturing and transferring institutional knowledge to support future growth and development. Thank you for your contributions and for helping make Graybar a great place to work. If you'd like to share additional feedback, please reach out to your HR Advisor.
2.0
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Pros

Employee owned so profits are shared with both employees AND employee stock holders

Cons

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