Working at DHL Express in Miami, FL: 3 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Miami, FL Area

Item: DHL Express
Rating: 5
Author: Senior Project Manager

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On average, employees in Miami, FL at DHL Express give their company a 1.7 rating out of 5.0 based on 3, whereas overall Average Rating of DHL Express is 3.9 out of 5.0 based on 308 DHL Express Review Ratings. The happiest DHL Express employees in Miami, FL are Senior Project Managers submitting an average rating of 5.0 and Major Account Executives with a rating of 0.0.

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3.8

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3.6

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4.4

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3.9

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3.9

Working at DHL Express in Miami, FL: 3 Employee Reviews

Major Account Executive

in Miami, FL

What do you like about working at DHL Express?

"Team environment and good income potential with an environment to be successful."

What don't you like about working at DHL Express?

"Minimal advancement opportunities."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To promote upward growth."

Customer Service Representative

in Miami, FL

"In order to continue to compete in this industry with UPS and Fedex, DHL must prioritize and restructure its image with 5 years worth of layoffs, it is no wonder you have disgruntled taxpayers and communities."

What do you like about working at DHL Express?

"I loved the management team there. It was like you didn't mind you were undercompensated because you were overcompensated with a quality team all around."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"I would not recommend due to the uncertainty of the DHL network."

What don't you like about working at DHL Express?

"The massive layoffs. First, the drivers, over 50 drivers with the Airborne merge in Miami alone, then 2 call centers in Miami with 100 employees, then DHL management members, then the sales team downsizing, then the slow downsizing of service centers which affected more jobs, and then the independent contractor's downsizing. Soon the freight will get serviced by U.S. Mail and there will no longer be a need for the local service centers."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Look into working with UPS or USPS. Things seem to continue to downslope."