Ingram Micro reviews

The company structure is simply unstable. I was hired onto a team where 5 out of 7 members left the company. I went from training and shadowing into my vendors lead contact within three weeks. Around my 6th week my manager hired 3 new associates. It was my vendors end of quarter so juggling work while 3 new hires shadowed me was very stressful. Take this with a grain of salt. My friend was hired at the same time but he was placed on a different team. We would chat every lunch about our day, and he pretty much did nothing and he got transfer into a higher ranked position after 4 months. (he did get paid the same amount but his title change does allow for better opportunities after 1 year) Overall, everything is very team dependent. If you are placed on a good vendor you will be getting free lunches / vendor clothing / spiffs etc. but if you are placed on a bad team you will work twice a hard and get rewarded with nothing.

There was less restrooms to use for too many employees