FreshPoint Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"My 2nd tour. They have gone downhill since about 2015. I came back thinking I would at least be able to fix my own situation to where I had some control over my hours. Wrong. No autonomy, all micromanagement. Super high turnover amongst selectors and drivers. Doesn't have to be like this but they are firm on their "plan". Selectors have an incentive pay structure that encourages sloppy work which then gets passed on to drivers who have an incentive pay structure that encourages sloppy service passed on to the customers. Nobody really wants to do crappy work but speed is more important than quality to the point that anyone with a conscience lives in a moral dilemma. The incentive is nominal and feeling of doing substandard work should haunt anyone. If it doesn't haunt you, you have no soul. Management wants you to keep your mouth shut while they work the crap out of you with excessive unpredictable hours all the while doing slop work. Turnover is so bad that they shuffle routes between location drivers over 2 hours away constantly. It's a given. If you are dumb enough to want a promotion, congratulations! You'll likely get it. A Salaried stooge. Good luck."

"It’s a very physical job. Helps keep you in shape. The pay incentive for production also allows for an uncapped salary as a selector."

"I've worked for FreshPoint for 4 years. The work is rewarding and employees are engaged. I would recommend this employer to anyone with a passion for agriculture or foodservice"

"Transitioning into a corporate structure requires all leadership to be on board. This was not the case at my previous company. Some leaders resisted change, which took away from any possible growth."

"I've worked for FreshPoint for a year it is a good place to work. It employs about 300 employees."

"Fun Place to work great talent around"

What do you like about working at FreshPoint?

"It was a great opportunity to be thrown in to."

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

"Be honest and enjoyable, and above all have a sense of humor."

What don't you like about working at FreshPoint?

"Was a very rough market place, can be difficult to adapt to."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Trust your talent to do what it needs to do in order for the company to be successful."

What do you like about working at FreshPoint?

"I like working outside, meeting new people everyday, making my own schedule, am mostly my own barrier to success."

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

"You have to be self motivated and self sufficient to be successful here. If you are, you can be great."

What don't you like about working at FreshPoint?

"The rules for sales reps are not consistent, our service is unreliable, our buying department is stolid and stuck in their ways, our customer service reps are very inexperienced and don't know food, I have not been given the direction or support I would like."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would set specific targets for people and the organization. I would set a clear path to success so people would know what we are working toward."

"It's a great place to work."

What do you like about working at FreshPoint?

"Opportunity"

"Great company, with the perks and problems of a large organization. Good talented people. Great learning experience."

What do you like about working at FreshPoint?

"Great learning experience, fantastic tools and resources."

What don't you like about working at FreshPoint?

"too much time spent in internal politics and power struggles."