A siren song that will lure you into a dead end job with no room for growth. - Center Consultant FedEx Office Employee Review

1.0
Jun 23, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Pay wasn’t terrible, at first. Met some nice people, and I’ve had good managers this far.

Cons

Huge, huge, HUGE disconnect between corporate and district managers and the reality in each store. It’s all about the bottom line - how can FXO retain as much profit as possible and entice more investors? Cut team member hours, prohibit overtime, and change its definition of full-time to 30 hours a week which you’ll accrue over the course of 5 days. There seems an unending supply of technologically illiterate customers whom expect you to not only help them make their unrealistic deadlines, but expect you to give them a crash course in how to properly navigate software on their device. I also can’t tell you how many times I get yelled at because FedEx doesn’t accept postage stamps as legal tender. The customers I can deal with, but what’s especially frustrating are all the changes they’re making within the company. They’re selling it to team members as “exciting” and “with you guys in mind” but that’s far from the truth. There’s little to no room for growth within this company.

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5.0
Mar 31, 2026
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Pros

Friendly coworkers and supportive team environment. Gained strong customer service and communication skills while helping with printing, shipping, and handling different types of orders.

Cons

Limited opportunities for advancement since you often have to wait for someone to leave before moving up.

4.0
Jul 1, 2026
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Pros

Good work life balance, hours are flexible, team members are pretty nice overall, benefits are good, company is stable and job security is good

Cons

Way too many things to remember, they say “you don't have to remember everything, just know where you can figure it out” and thats all fine and good but there are so many places to go and you have to know where, and despite what they say there are things you cant find anywhere and just have to know, so many systems are just confusing and have no real guidelines to follow, and thats not to mention that every manager has there own places where they do it either the fedex way or their own way, and you never know until you get called out for doing something. Pay is also pretty low and the only way to make more is take on management roles

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