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      Manager in Training - MIT Consolidated Electrical Distributors Employee Review

      5.0
      5 Dec 2016
      Mit
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Great company. They train you on every aspect of the job. They always treated their people right. Diverse environment allows for idea creation.

      Cons

      Sometimes long hours. Training at times could have been better. Some MITs had better training managers than others. I was forced to learn on my own at times.

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      Consolidated Electrical Distributors Response
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      Thank you for your review. We appreciate your feedback. A trainee has three reports to help him/her progress in the knowledge of CED and the electrical industry: the PC Manager, Division Manager and the Training Manager. We've added an additional training manager to make the territories smaller and spend more time with the trainee in his/her respective territories. However, we do advise trainees that it's the manager's job to make resources and training tools available to the trainee; we cannot force anyone to take advantage of those resources. We encourage trainees to take charge of their individual career and take advantage of everything we offer.

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      5.0
      23 Jun 2026
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Business outlook

      Pros

      Great atmosphere and culture and pay

      Cons

      None that come to mind at the moment

      2.0
      12 Jun 2026
      Management trainee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Very nice coworkers and you get to travel a good amount in your first year. Guided training process wasn’t bad

      Cons

      Low pay and long hours. The contract they’ll have you sign in misleading on salary. You’re basically going to be a hourly employee your first 2/3 years and more likely than not are not going to be making the amount on the contract unless you do a lot of overtime. There is a lot of corporate pressure on being able to move wherever they tell you to also. My best advice is to look at what your local managers lives are like and consider if they’re happy or not. You have to have a certain amount of being a loner in you to be ok with their outlandish moving expectations.

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