1300 Featherstone Rd, Pontiac MI 48342
“Honest review as 3 year long employee! Okay This is the second building i've worked at for 2 years now, It's a big building, that can be overwhelming when you're new, There's a constant new flow of management which Is Cool for making new connections But can be difficult IF you're Wanting to be noticed... As Someone who is NOT looking to move up though.. The work is too simple And I love being able To use my time As I see fit that's one of my favorite things about amazon is how flexible they are with their time off options. Great benefits, Good pay! The only thing that can bring you down Is not advocating for yourself and your own career growth If that's what you're looking for .. You will not be recognized for Being the best , With so many employees coming and going, You gotta make those connections for yourself and not rely on management to notice you! Ive seen so many good people Leave because they thought Being the best at everything is what you need to do and then get burnt out. Or People not managing their time wisely, and then they go Negative and are fired is another big one”
1251 Joslyn Ave, Pontiac MI 48340
“Truck entrance is off of Walton Blvd next to the O’Reilly auto parts. After check in with security trailer drop lot is to the right. First row is outgoing, middle two are incoming, and last row is empties. Drop your trailer, and note the spot number on the gate pass, then bobtail to the office to get paperwork signed. Bobtail back to drop lot for your outgoing trailer.”
Sam's Club, the Walmart-owned warehouse retailer, announced it's launching pizza delivery nationwide, bringing its popular $8.98 Member's Mark 16-inch Hot Baked Pizza straight to customers' doorsteps. By the end of May, all Sam's Club members can order the oversized pies for express delivery through the retailer's app or website.
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