I began my journey at Boxes as a marketing intern while finishing up my bachelor's degree. Boxes has been an incredible place for me to gain real-world experience, network with niche professionals, and get to know the manufacturing business first-hand. My supervisors were cooperative and respectful ...
Teamwork? Check! Great work environment? Check! Good pay with opportunities for growth? Check! When I first began as a marketing and communication intern while completing my Bachelor's degree, I didn't expect to be here one year later! Working here has given me an insight into the world of marketing...
High quality products and excellent customer service!
Not a good place to work treat u like slave and dont know how to talk to you
Horrible work experience. Very ignorant and treat their employees unfairly and poorly. Conditions are terrible and not a good place to work if you don t want to be treated like a slave. They only see one side of someone s point and don t know how to communicate fairly. They lie and try to make the e...
Boxes is a wonderful place to work, the culture has changed, pay standards have changed and the leadership team is amazing. Boxes is not what it used to be and I am excited to be apart of the change.
Disapointing experience. Was sought out and recruited for, what I was told and belived was an important position using high end, state of the art equiptment. Experienced, hostile work environment, lack of communication and overall dysfunction. And the final nail in the coffin, after over 2 months d...
3 voicemails left to different sales members, 1 sales member that said he'd call me back in 10 minutes - it's been 6 days. But at least they have a dope website made on windows 95. Keep doing you guys, rock on.
I honesty didn't expect to like this job at first. This is my first time working for a manufacturing company. But weirdly enough, i love my manager and my department. Everyone's pretty nice here and i feel good about the changes that are happening at this company. My ideas matter and people hear me ...