Flexport reviews

Company has an identity crisis and attracts bright young amateurs Compliance and ethics are literally no factor at all - anything goes and advice is highly discouraged or stonewalled HR launches initiative after initiative - the newest fad counts - but reward cycles are badly broken Management is purely marketing focused - they talk the lingo but beyond the concept of a 40-foot container moving from A to B, they are lost Although a "tech company" by name, backoffice is shockingly manual Services are being offered as highly/fully automated and digitized but fed mostly by key-entry Lack of professional knowledge is rewarded as long as the client is happy, negative P&L really doesn't matter Slick talk is appreciated way more than common sense - as long as you speak in 21st century jargon you're good No real carrier prospects beyond empty but great-sounding positions with low-level labor (i.e. "Global Customs Associate": brokerage clerk) Diversity in name only. Amsterdam office is shockingly white and mostly male

Need to stay in a position for 1 year before being eligible for promotion and no pay increases