Arrow Electronics Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Reverse logistics and process improvement are my specialties. Recently, 5S principles centered around R2 certification auditing to ensure a lessening of the company's environmental impact."

"I worked in Arrow's asset disposition business, which they closed in late 2019. Despite the closure I felt like we provided a valuable service and our clients were satisfied."

"I worked for Arrow since 2011 and have experienced a great amount of change during my tenure. They provided opportunities for growth, change, and promotion. As a result of my experience with Arrow I was able to grow and build myself not only as an individual but an employee for the future."

"I work for Arrow Electronics, it is a 30 billion dollar company and I work for Arrow digital as a technical business analyst."

"They suck, I worked for them since 2007, got laid off, then got re-hired again after 9 months later to start all over again from 17.65 an hour to 11.00 an hour."

"Don't believe what you read on this site. Most finance employees make less than 37K a year, with an average of 30 years experience in their jobs, we can't afford to live in the state of Colorado anymore, most finance employees don't qualify to rent a 1 bdrm apt. But, our mgmt brags about being the largest publicly traded company, builds multi-million race cars for paraplegic driver and our CEO salary is amongst the highest in the industry. Hmmm."

"Support, training, and professional development are non-existent at Arrow. Managers do not effectively communicate expectations to employees and change policies and procedures frequently. Lack of cohesive vision contributes to a chaotic and ineffective work climate. Office politics are VICIOUS and RAMPANT. You will be spied on and your phone/computer use will be monitored daily."

"Great place to work with flexible hours. Pressure can mount but for someone that welcomes pressure and overcoming obstacles, this will be a welcomed challenge. Oversight is performance based and there are no assumptions that long days and hours put in = better performance. The employees are entrusted with their own success."

"I worked at Arrow for 2 1/2 years. They have a decent benefits package, allow you to work independently, and are pretty flexible with your schedule. However, there are not many opportunities to move up in the company."

"Overall Arrow was a good company to work for. However, them being driven by Wall St. has its downside."

"Disappointing end to a 6 year run with them. Being a person that strives to be be best in class. It is hard to hold myself back."

"Not easy to move up. Nice working environment and great customers. Better than a lot of companies. Lots of change constantly."

"The company has identified the need to move into other higher margin businesses in order to sustain growth and profitability and has done a good job identifying opportunities for organic growth and given people the latitude and tools to be successful. They also balance and complement this growth with M&A activity."

"Yes, I've worked for about a month and I quit the job due to family case, and of course I had a plan to read and update my profession in programming, especially in Java programming"