A Glimpse of
Steam Logistics
5000+
500+
Great Place to Work
We are passionate about our team.
At Steam Logistics, diversity is an integral part of our history, culture, and identity. To be engaged as an employee, you must feel included and valued. Steam endeavors to continue building and nurturing a culture where inclusiveness is a reflex, not an initiative – where there is a deep sense of pride, passion, and belonging that transcends any role or business unit. This continuous reinvestment in our unique, fun, and quirky culture fuels our innovation and connects us closer to our customers. #FullSteamAhead
We constantly push the status quo.
Settling doesn’t reside in our vocabulary. Doing just enough to get the job done is not acceptable, and average doesn’t cut it. Even good isn’t sufficient. We compete fiercely to be the best in all we do. We set a high standard for ourselves and expect every team member in the company to meet or exceed our customers’ needs. This means having honest conversations with vendors and customers, taking ownership of setbacks, and constantly striving to deliver the perfect customer experience.
Our mission is to be our customers' #1 logistics provider.
Our exceptional service differentiates us from thousands of other logistics companies in the industry. We are the experts that customers rely on. Our obsession with our customers guarantees we are a partner, and not another vendor. Customers should view us as an extension of their teams.
Whatever it takes is the backbone of our process.
Being a gritty person means that we stick to our goals despite the challenges we face. A person with true grit doesn’t pass the buck; they don’t use excuses like, “it slipped through the cracks”, or “that’s the way we’ve always done it.” We innovate, test, and learn. We overcome obstacles and keep moving forward.
Together, we learn, grow, refine, and win.
The best ideas win. Having rigorous debate around key decisions is a good thing. All major players that will be affected with a decision need to be involved. We welcome disagreements, but once something has been decided, that’s it. Accept it and commit. No undermining the decision afterward. In fact, you must be able to articulate why it’s the right decision and even defend it to other team members.
Doing things with integrity is not optional or situational.
It’s simple - just always do the right thing, no matter how hard it might be. Listen to your conscience and act on it, even (especially) when no one is looking.
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