Ready Logistics reviews

2.8

46% would recommend to a friend

(66 total reviews)

Joe Kichler

75% approve of CEO

41% positive business outlook

Ready Logistics has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 66 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Ready Logistics employee rating is 20% below average for employers within the Transportation & Logistics industry (3.5 stars).

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66 reviews
3.0
Sep 21, 2017

Dispatch

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Pros

Benefits are great. Most people are great to work with . Challenging and different everyday. Good work hours.

Cons

Employees are overworked. They have lost half their dispatch team in 6 months and no one has been replaced. Every person does the job of 3 people regardless of the department. The pay is below average of our competitors. Supervisors are unprofessional and gossip more then they help. There is no growth or development. There was once a promise of levels that was never followed through with. Each department thinks they work harder than others but it reality it's because we don't understand what each department does. There is a serious disconnect between sales and dispatch even though they should be working as one. Overall, it's not the worst place to work but it's not much above decent.

1.0
Feb 2, 2018

Terrible management and processes...steer clear

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Pros

Nice benefits and PTO, that's about it.

Cons

Ready Logistics management is the worst I've seen. There's always a disconnect but they do not even seem to have the slightest idea of how to manage workflow and employees...it's more of a throw it at the wall and see what sticks approach. They scramble to put out fires rather than work diligently to prevent them. Ready was already doing a pretty bad job...transports were not timely, clients were not happy and then they had layoffs and lost a lot more employees afterward. The corporate office AND remote employees are being hit hard even though some reviewers think it's one or the other, both have lost too many people to be able to function. They just keep throwing more work on all of the employees they have left, like that is a solution instead of hiring and making process changes. Everyone gets more behind every day because there is just not enough time. That only causes more aged transports and other problems which just creates more work for everyone and unhappy clients. It's snowballing out of control and there's no sign yet that they are serious about staffing for the work they have or solving any other problem.

2.0
Sep 19, 2017
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Pros

Great people/coworkers Relaxed dress code Good benefits Room for growth Industry with good job security

Cons

Fees like employee loyalty has gone out the window. When I first started we had JUST been bought out and the culture here was a lot more tight night and really bred loyalty. We were bought by Cox Automotive a while ago but more recently they have tried to make it more and more corporateized. Feels like they've created a gap between upper management and the people down in the trenches and they're only getting more out of touch with what we actually need help with. There is a huge disconnect between sales and the dispatch team and it makes sales have a difficult time because it doesn't feel like we're all one team like it should. When we need vehicles moved, and we are a logistics company so that is something we should be able to do, there is no support given from the dispatch team so we're left giving our clients half truths about working on their vehicles when in reality nothing has been done other than the car sitting on the dispatch board. This has been going on the last few months now and there hasn't been any sign of improvement. On top of all this, they started implementing a "Quality Assurance" program to start making sure we're saying the right things on the phone, staying logged in to the phone, answering it, etc. They flew corporate people into AZ all the way from Atlanta, GA, to start this. As if we didn't have enough pressure from angry clients and lack of help from dispatch, now we have someone, who knows nothing about what we do or how we do it, coming in from across the country to try and micro manage us and tell us how to do our jobs. Mind you, this year we've broken multiple records in regards to volume and sales before the QA was even started. It's extremely discouraging especially given how much I love working here and the clients I've built relationships with during my time here. It feels like they're focusing on the complete wrong issue here and they have no desire to listen to what we actually think needs to be done. I completely understand the logic behind the QA program and there are benefits to it however they are going completely overboard with trying to micro manage our day to day jobs and duties. I honestly love working here and hope they shift their focus a bit so we can continue to grow like we have been.

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