FedEx Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I’ve worked with FedEx tech connect for a year ,the job was working with technology with navy military police offices and even firefighters.I wish I could’ve gotten on full time but there space was limited to the full time workers"

"The review for a company should be something that you would love doing"

"The work is hard. It is better to come into the company new instead of working your way up."

"FedEx is a great company but is prepared to work hard"

"Fedex ground is an okay company to work for. No AC when it’s hot out, not much heat when it’s cold out. Even if it’s snowing/icy out fedex delivers packages."

"Good company with excellent benefits"

"I have worked here for almost 10 years. It starts at a fantastic base pay and only gets better fairly quickly. The supervisors are very helpful and you always feel like your input is valued. There's even a pretty good chance of upward mobility if you are staying in the logistics profession, be it managing, or becoming a road or city driver."

"Excellent healthcare, retirement contributions, and overall benefits. One of the few companies around still offering a pension with excellent 401k matching. Great culture and people... but base compensation is a bit under market."

"Not applicable at this point in time"

"Time flexible and you can do something your own after work"

"Great place to work. Benefits are excellent! The company promotes from within so that is a great bonus."

"I have been with FedEx Ground for 3 years now, my favorite part of this job is the people I work with. Most managers are also excellent, however they are hounded to meet numbers, which in turn is passed down to lower employees."

"Not that I had a choice (RIF), but t was time to move on after 21+ years."

"30 years experience working as network & telecom engineer for enterprise company such as Exxon/Mobil, AT&T, support Shell, FedEx, Entergy, etc.."

"Pros: People are professional and willing to collaborate with others. Cons: It is a big corporation which means data is not transparent across different sectors of the company."