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Nolan Transportation Group

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Nolan Transportation Group reviews

3.3

51% would recommend to a friend

(1,029 total reviews)

Mark Vale

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38% positive business outlook

Nolan Transportation Group has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 1,029 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Nolan Transportation Group employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Transportation & Logistics industry (3.5 stars).

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1K reviews
2.0
May 11, 2024

Wasteful Changes

Anonymous employee
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Pros

If you like things changing all the time for no good reason, this is the place for you!

Cons

In order to get severance, they made me sign a paper that they could sue me if I said anything bad about them. They plan about two weeks ahead sometimes a month, at best. Small company mentality. When managing a small company you can change plans frequently like that but not a company this size. They waste a LOT of money because of poor planning. This is a terrible place to work, unless you are desperate. You have been warned!

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Nolan Transportation Group Response
1y
Thanks for sharing your feedback and sorry you didn't have a good experience working here! The freight industry certainly keeps us on our toes and often requires last-minute adjustments. Some of this is due to industry ebbs and flows that are out of our control, but we certainly recognize the need for better long-term planning despite the market. Please reach out to our VP of Culture directly if you want to discuss this in more detail (natalie.cook@ntgfreight.com)
1.0
Jan 8, 2024

Going downhill

Recommend
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Pros

Before the Pandemic it was a great place to work

Cons

Upper management lies about how the company is growing but you can tell by the office environment, things are going downhill. There is favoritism so if they like you, they will keep you. A lot of hard working employees were let go while the ones that barely did anything were kept on. Really sad it’s going this way because it use to be a fun place to work. Also most of the jobs are moving to a different country mostly for them to save money.

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Nolan Transportation Group Response
2y
Thank you for sharing your candid feedback. We appreciate your honesty and take your concerns seriously. It's disheartening to hear that you feel there's a discrepancy between upper management's portrayal of company growth and the observed decline in offices. We are committed to transparency and ensuring that our employees are informed about the company's trajectory. Your mention of favoritism and retention concerns are also important to us. We're dedicated to fostering a fair and inclusive workplace, and your feedback will assist us in understanding what you have experienced to ensure they align with these values. We invite you to contact us at hrteam@ntgfreight.com to share more specific insights or suggestions on how we can address these concerns. Thank you for your time with us, and we wish you a success in your future endeavors.
1.0
Jun 13, 2023

TECH PEOPLE - STAY AWAY

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Project manager and some coworkers were good people.

Cons

Where to start... Company has little to no experience for software engineers or tech. They have analysts building systems they rely upon to make them money end-to-end with little to no oversight of how that is happening, then they'll hire an actual engineer to come in and blame when everything is on fire. Complete and utter failure to adhere to any software engineering principles and best practices, yet quick to hold meetings and throw people in your face yelling about how your team should do things better despite it being no fault of your own. NO documentation on anything. NO testing for their products. NO time allotted to developers fix any of the constantly piling technical debt. They only cared the moment something broke and it started costing them money, and lacked the wisdom to understand it would happen much less frequently if they gave their developers the proper time and tools to fix those issues. Leadership also never had any real advice or answers, seemed like most of them had never worked in software engineering a day in their lives. Salary was also WELL under what software engineers typically get paid for this level of experience. Look elsewhere if you want a better start to your career.

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