Ceres Terminals Reviews

Terrible culture. You name it. It happens at Ceres and they're proud of it. They'll even defend it. Will even permit one part of the company calling the other part of the company leftists / communists. Want a raise? Good joke. Want to save them money? Don't upset the scales and make poorly promoted tenured employees look bad because they're lazy and don't want to make things actually better.

Ceres is a growing company for sure, and hiring, but not in all locations, so although there going to be room to advance, might mean relocating. Also, it’s true some health benefits have changed, and although maybe not as good as it was, still one of the best around. If you’re looking for work here, just get all the benefits details before you sign on, I doubt you’ll be disappointed. Biggest con: Being a stevedore company, we all work on the vessel schedule, not only when it’s convenient for us. Don’t plan on knowing your schedule much in advance, or guaranteeing when you’re time off will be. Work maybe long days, night, weekend, whatever. Be flexible and you won’t break. Just know going in: be warned, your schedule is uncertain. But also know the rewards are worth it.