Fastenal reviews

I recieved basically no mentoring at all, which is one of the main reasons I took the job. I wasn't interested in nuts and bolts, but I think I really could have been if they would have guided me throughout the internship. From what I've seen/heard you do not get paid very well until you are a district manager. There is an increase in pay when you move from outside sales to general manager, but its moving from getting paid very little to average. If you are for sure taking the job and get a say in your location, pick an area that is surrounded by industrial businesses or is known for really high sales because it will be much easier to sell and you can make more money. If you are looking for a professional work environment, this really isn't the job you should consider. You get dirty and sweaty every day and unless you want to stay in the industrial business, you learn somewhat useless information.

starting wadge was a little low, but ok.. did not get a lot of product information only one day of training.