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Logistics Account Executive Trainee (Former Employee) - St. Louis, MO - June 22, 2022
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The most useful review selected by IndeedBottom line: if money is the most important thing to you in life, TQL might be a good fit for you. They are honestly really good at making money, but the trade off is that there is positively no work life balance. Managers have said things like "you really need to be working from 6AM-10PM if you want to be successful here." I also had a regional sales director tell me that the happiest people in the office are the ones that make the most money. Once again, they are good at making money, but if you want to have a healthy relationship with your family or self-care, this is probably not the job for you.
Pros
Fun Office, Potentially High Income, Supportive Team
Cons
No Work Life Balance, Unhealthy Work Expectations, Unrealistic Hours, Weekend Shifts, Random Extra Hour Days
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Good for naive kids
Logistics Account Executive (Current Employee) - Charleston, SC - June 29, 2022
The job is good for people coming out of college you don’t really know any better. I would say very few make it out of the first year after being hired, and honestly if you are a browser to your manager than you probably will do well but if you do not brown knows your manager than you probably will not do well and entirely depends on that. That being said of course you have to work hard in order for management to recognize you, however most likely if they don’t like you then they don’t like you and they’re not gonna let you succeed.
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Good benefits but extremely taxing on your life. Work work work!
Logistics Account Executive Trainee (Former Employee) - Nashville, TN - June 29, 2022
Good company to work for if you’re in the right office. Work culture was very relaxed and boring in the Nashville office back in 2019. Also it’s all about who you know in that industry. Relationships make money!
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Run like the wind
Logistics Account Executive (Former Employee) - Memphis, TN - June 21, 2022
This job is not a job, it’s a religion and your god is the dollar. They ask you to work unbelievable hours and will likely spin a softened/glamorized version of the job in your interview with the promise of being you own boss (not true), great work/life balance (blatant lie) and a focus on integrity (also incorrect). You will be asked to get up at 3:30 AM to work from home before coming into the office from 6:45 to 4:30 and if you don’t come to work early and stay late/work from home after hours, you are likely to be seen/treated as inferior. But if you know the right people, you might be given success you didn’t earn because somebody in a position of authority plays favorites. This was RAMPANT in my office. Terrible culture, terrible people, terrible job. Run as fast as you can before they train you how to rip people off.
Pros
Nope
Cons
Too numerous to narrow down
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Best company environment
Customer Service Coordinator - LTL (Former Employee) - Charlotte, NC - June 21, 2022
Overall great place to work from your coworkers to the company culture. Leadership lacks in all departments other than sales. The GSM (general sales managers) are much more active and engaged than any other management.
Pros
Benefits, culture
Cons
Management
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Feed them to the wolves
Logistics Account Exectutive (Former Employee) - Houston, TX - June 20, 2022
Burn and turn environment. New sales rep are expected to go above and beyond after the initial 6 month boarding process. Prospect 50 -100 companies a week. Make 150 calls per day. Convert at least 4 decent accounts within the year to prove yourself. And once you are burnt out, you are fired for ridiculous reasons and your accounts are handed to another rep that is a favorite amongst the sales leaders.
Pros
free energy drinks and beer
Cons
work weekends and nights
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Work hard play hard
LAE (Current Employee) - Cincinnati, OH - June 20, 2022
TQL is a very fast paced industry. Naturally this makes it competitive in nature. In order to play hard you have to work hard for it. If you put in the work then you will be rewarded.
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Chaotic work environment that will hire just about anyone
Logistics Account Executive (Current Employee) - Rogers, AR - June 19, 2022
I have learned a lot from this job experience. That is what I appreciate about this job. Other than that it can be a pretty toxic environment. Your experience will depend on who your mentor is. Be prepared to be responsible for the country's supply chain with a bunch of very young people. Employees will lie and deceive truckers to sell a load and you will be expected to treat truckers in a degrading manner in order to force them to complete the job. Once you are in sales it is every man to himself, people will deceive you in order to have a leg up and you will be getting rejected all day every day, sometimes even cussed out and threatened. It is one thing to say you can handle rejection, it is anther thing to experience this for the majority of your career here. Pay is good for entry level, but then you start to realize you are making less than you are worth, other sales positions pay much more much sooner. I would say the best way to make money here is by getting lucky or knowing someone with freight already. Otherwise you have to snipe (snagging prospects once they fall off another broker's list) early in the morning which they will not tell you about in the interview. This has caused me to lose a lot of sleep and sanity. They also encourage drinking like it is some sort of frat house.
Pros
Great training, good experience in the industry
Cons
They expect you to stay late every day, working saturdays, encourage drinking, sniping outside of office hours, disrupted sleep schedule
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Fun environment for new grads but not practical pay/flexibility wise
Recruiter (Former Employee) - Cincinnati, OH - June 10, 2022
This is a great place for new grads to build their resume, but it is nothing more than stepping stone job. The pay is embarrassing and there is absolutely no option to work hybrid or remote, which is not realistic in today’s market.
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Very amazing opportunity.
Warehouse Manager (Former Employee) - Missouri - June 9, 2022
I’ve been with TQL since March 2022, and the opportunity here is amazing if you truly want to work, and put in the time. I love being an account rep!!
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Productive and fun place
Logistics Analyst (Former Employee) - Louisville, KY - June 7, 2022
I was only here for a few months due to personal reasons, but it was the best job I ever had. I still recommend it to friends looking for work. I would highly consider returning.
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Bad management
Logistics Account Executive (Former Employee) - Independence, OH - June 6, 2022
Poor management structure wouldn’t recommend to anyone I have ever met. The training structure is heavily weighted toward maintaining their current busy and less about how you can build your own.
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"Different"job
Freight Broker (Former Employee) - Daytona Beach, FL - June 6, 2022
Long hours are expected. 40k salary + comm sounds good, until you learn that if you don't work 60 hrs/week you're perceived as "not putting in the extra effort." You're better off getting a comm only job and working smart.
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Not professional
Logistics Coordinator (Current Employee) - Independence, OH - June 6, 2022
This is like working with a bunch of teenagers. Everything is run like a competition instead of everyone working together. People stealing loads out from others. Very stressful. No structure.
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Great work environment
Logistics Account Executive (Current Employee) - Akron, OH - June 5, 2022
People are great and really it’s the only reason I’m still there. It’s a typical sales job and they’re very strict on hitting your metrics. The only downside being there is a ton of favoritism with upper management and only the people they think are “cool”
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Benefits are good and potential to grow
Customer Service Representative (CSR) (Former Employee) - Charlotte, NC - June 4, 2022
Here at my location they can be more diverse in promotions.Has great potential to learn and grow.Good working environment.Lots of smart energetic people.Training isn't for everyone.it is fast learning environment but 1 on 1 is given if needed.
Pros
Employee appreciation
Cons
Training
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poor work life balance
Customer Account Specialist (Former Employee) - Cincinnati, OH - June 2, 2022
Great first job out of college for experience but not worth it the longer I stayed. This job is only worth it if you're making six figures. I would overall recommend staying away as the work-life balance is not worth it.
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structure is off. hard to become successful based on the account you start on
Customer Service Coordinator (Former Employee) - Tampa, FL - June 2, 2022
lots of college dudes. big brokers get treated more fairly than the smaller ones. hard to be successful if you don’t train with the right broker.
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Effort Based-You Still need help
Logistics Account Executive (Former Employee) - Lexington, KY - May 31, 2022
The job is very fast paced and demanding both of you time and attention both at the office and at home. The training is fantastic if you pay attention and ask questions. Whoever mentors you can make or break you. In order to be successful you'll need to drink the kool-aid and go all in.
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Was okay. Stressful
Logistics Account Executive (Former Employee) - Cincinnati, OH - May 27, 2022
It's a sales job. People you talk to for your job are pretty rude usually. Very clique-y workplace. Pay was alright. Expect to have to arrive early and stay late.
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Glorified cold call center, extreme stress, Nasty Management
100+ cold calls 24/7 work for a base salary $220/month parking across the street extreme micromanaging wake up at 5am to tag leads work monday-friday 7:45-5:15 plus saturdays one week of two hours a day training after work Extreme stress zero job security Office politics Angry truck drivers rude customers demanding management Non stop turnover rate pros One free beer every other week free coffee
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