McLane Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"The employees are young and need structure in Good work ethics. Management interferes with the authority of the supervisors, so the employees don't know who's instructions to follow. Compensation for the hours worked is not enough to justify the number of hours the supervisor has to work."

"I have worked for McLane for a year now. Great company made up of great employees. however, the management is a bit antiquated in their approach, and progression within the company isn't very much promoted."

"McLane Company has a rich 120 year history and a very people oriented work environment.In my role as a member of the I.T. team, the work is challenging but the ability to move into another role within the I.T. team or advance seems limited given the unique fact that McLane is a company where people have careers that can span 10-20 years. So change occurs slowly, which is great for stability but an obstacle to advancement."

"The people were great to get along with, but I felt my manager made it more difficult than it needed to be to do my job. I felt that senseless things and obstacles were put in my way to make our jobs increasingly more difficult."

"I worked with McLane company as account manager for retail chains. I enjoyed the atmosphere and support was excellent in supplying customers with needs to improve sales and item mix within stores."

"Started as a contractor and was hired on full time. While the company's benefits and work environment is one of the best, the pay for their employees is sub-par. I would recommend the company for any entry-level technician."

"Great benefits, great pay, and a great company to grow old with. This is not the place for lazy people. You have to work some holidays, but when you do they always provide lunch and snacks thoughout the day."

"The company is a US Base Food Distribution. The IT Division of the company has a wide range of infrastructure in Virtualization and would be very beneficial if you're main job is in the I.T. Headquarters."