Yes it does depend on the type of warehouse, I do agree though that work ethic is big and also simple, I had some forklift experience and inventory, carpentry skills. I was in the trade show business, knowing many skills was a big plus, I worked on making the warehouse more efficient which in turn increases profitability, sell all your skills , you my not s
Kansas City, MO - Grainger open virtual interviews for Distribution Center Associates is happening on Wednesday, January 20, from 7a - 6p.
Currently offering a $600 Sign-On Bonus! Pay is $16.06 - $18.06 an hour! Register for your interview appointment at Grainger Virtual Hiring Event
- This hiring event will be for employment at the following location: Grainger, 11200 E. 210 Highway undefined, Kansas City, MO 64161 US
Distribution Center Associate General Job Description:
- The Distribution Center Associate performs tasks associated with the receipt, storage, and shipment of products while meeting productivity, quality, safety, behavioral and attendance expectations. Effectively and efficiently uses established procedures, tools, equipment, and technologies to complete transactions related to inbound and outbound processes with a distribution center.
Virtual Interview Technical Requirements: The interview will take place on Indeed's virtual interviewing platform. After RSVP, you will find a link in your email that will lead you directly to the video interview lobby during the event. Try to find a quiet place with good lighting and a stable internet connection.
Completing our online application prior to the event is strongly encouraged and will speed up the process.
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Grainger was willing to really train me and invested in me. The benefits and paid time off and other perks made me stay
absolutely yes! one of the smartest companies that are ahead of the curve!
My phone interview today with Grainger was a slam dunk!! I have another interview in their office at the end of the week for a Customer Service position but I need some interview prep tips. I heard their interviews are tough and loaded with situational questions.
To be honest none at all. As a warehouse manager as long as you interview well you can get the job. But that doesn’t mean you can KEEP the job if you catch my drift