Once the economy turns around I'm outta here. - HQ Position bei Fastenal: Mitarbeiterbewertung

1,0
30. Okt. 2009
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Pros

A good place to start. A lot of the people at HQ are very nice. Also ~~ if you live in Winona, then where else are you gonna work, right?

Kontras

The pay is terrible. I have worked with the company several years, and done a good job with one promotion. One would expect that my pay may have increased, but no, since so much of my salary is tied to a bonus I'm down 20% year over year. When you are unhappily making only around $30 K to start with, that hurts. There is no way that people in such a low pay bracket should have so much of their pay at risk (but what am I talking about, there are no pay brackets... you have no idea what anyone else in your type of position might make). Particularly at headquarters where your connection to sales, and therefore a bonus, is minimal at best. There are no regular employee reviews. I am convinced this is so they do not have to face the prospect of giving someone a raise. I know people that have gone 6 or 7 years (that is not a typo - seven years) without a single raise. All good employees to boot. It's hilarious to me because Fastenal sells its customers on "service" and how you have to pay to get good service (which is why their prices are so ungodly high, and regularly increase). And then they pay their employees s**t, with no raises/increases, and expect to get top notch performance. Granted, the recession has made it worse, but come on. Our sales might be down, but we're still turning a profit.

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5,0
30. Apr. 2026
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Pros

Good job to have during college. People are easy going and easy to get along with. Overall really good experience

Kontras

Gets repetitive after a while

3,0
27. Juni 2026
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Pros

Lots of responsibility. Decentralized company, which can work in your favor.

Kontras

Pay is low based on competitors. Politics, lots of it. Cost-centers everywhere. Everyone has to make money off the branches: the hub, NA, regions, support, etc. Being a GM is probably one of the hardest jobs. Your job on the lean team is to support NA and the branch. It is hard to fully support both at the same time. It is a balancing act that frequently is blamed on you. Frequently, your coworkers just want to put their name on your work and create problems because of their egos.

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