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CROSSMARK main competitors are Realogy, Alliance Data, and Nabisco.

Competitor Summary. See how CROSSMARK compares to its main competitors:

  • UPS has the most employees (481,000).
  • Employees at Realogy earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $94,433.
  • The oldest company is Scotts, founded in 1868.
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CROSSMARK vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
1905
4.1
Plano, TX2$9.2B40,000
1996
4.7
Plano, TX6$5.7B8,000
2005
4.3
Hoffman Estates, IL5$1.4B85,000
1986
4.4
Framingham, MA16$18.2B75,000
1907
4.6
Atlanta, GA6$91.1B481,000
1924
4.3
Overland Park, KS2$5.2B19,000
1973
4.0
Houston, TX4$2.9B19,300
2006
4.1
Madison, NJ2$5.7B9,435
1987
4.0
Irvine, CA37$3.6B1,903
1927
4.2
Jacksonville, FL1$1.9B37,000
1943
3.4
Coppell, TX1$21.0M31,000
1906
4.3
Cleveland, OH2$1.7B27,500
1985
4.1
Chesterfield, MO5$300.0M10,000
1967
4.6
White Plains, NY5$37.3B4,600
1898
4.4
East Hanover, NJ1$270.0M1,420
1984
4.5
Parker, CO5$400.0M1,000
1868
4.3
Marysville, OH4$3.6B6,500
1956
4.2
Billerica, MA3$210.0M580
1985
4.4
Denmark, WI2$190.0M900

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CROSSMARK salaries vs competitors

Among CROSSMARK competitors, employees at Realogy earn the most with an average yearly salary of $94,433.

Compare CROSSMARK salaries vs competitors

CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
CROSSMARK
$31,239$15.02-
Alliance Data
$51,375$24.70-
Sears Holdings
$31,936$15.35-
Staples
$37,239$17.90-
UPS
$41,684$20.04-
Yellow
$39,229$18.86-

Compare CROSSMARK job title salaries vs competitors

CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
CROSSMARK
$46,798$22.50
Realogy
$91,139$43.82
UPS
$81,720$39.29
Driveline Retail Merchandising
$72,533$34.87
American Greetings
$71,526$34.39
Advantage Solutions
$70,451$33.87
Floral Plant Growers LLC
$69,675$33.50
Yellow
$68,206$32.79
Alliance Data
$67,921$32.65
Acosta
$67,692$32.54
SPAR Group
$67,566$32.48
Premium Retail Services
$65,731$31.60
Sears Holdings
$64,327$30.93
JOH
$63,161$30.37
Chuck Latham Associates
$59,549$28.63
Scotts
$58,859$28.30
Tailored Brands
$57,485$27.64
Nabisco
$57,438$27.61
Staples
$52,979$25.47

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CROSSMARK demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at CROSSMARK vs competitors

Job titleMaleFemale
CROSSMARK36%64%
SPAR Group41%59%
Alliance Data41%59%
Sears Holdings51%49%
Realogy54%46%
Staples56%44%
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Female

Compare race at CROSSMARK vs competitors

CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
64%14%13%6%3%
9.9
65%16%9%7%3%
9.8
57%16%10%13%4%
9.8
60%18%11%7%4%
9.8
63%13%12%7%4%
9.2
61%17%11%7%4%
9.9

CROSSMARK and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio
Ralph Andretta
Alliance Data

Over 25 years of experience leading U.S. financial services companies with a strong record of growing credit card, loyalty and affinity products and relationships, as well as driving operational efficiencies and superior financial performance. Current President and CEO at Alliance Data, responsible for the growth, development and performance of the business.

Ryan M. Schneider
Realogy

Ryan is a cross industry Fortune 500 CEO and General Manager with leadership experience in Real Estate, Consumer Finance (especially Card), and Technology/Data. He has substantial experience with technology and digital transformation, public policy and regulatory affairs. He is currently CEO and Board Director at Realogy, the largest residential real estate brokerage company with ~$6B in revenue and over 10,000 FTE. He serves as a Director of Anthem, a F50 leading US healthcare company. Ryan joined Realogy after nearly 15 years of senior leadership experience at Capital One. Most recently, he was President of Capital One’s Card division, its largest business, for nine years leading all of the company's consumer and small business credit card businesses in the United States, U.K. and Canada. Before leading Capital One's Card businesses, Ryan led Capital One's Auto Finance business. Ryan joined Capital One in 2002 and held a variety of Executive Vice President leadership positions. Previously, he was a partner at McKinsey & Company, where he specialized in financial services clients with an emphasis on consumer credit and insurance. Ryan received a B.A. in Economics from Williams College and his Ph.D. in Economics from Yale University.

Edward Lampert
Sears Holdings

Michael R. Matacunas
SPAR Group

John A. Lederer
Staples

Dinesh Lathi
Tailored Brands

Mr. Lathi is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company. He was elected to the Tailored Brands Board of Directors in March 2016, was appointed Non-Executive Chairman in March 2017 and served as Executive Chairman from October 1, 2018 through March 27, 2019. Mr. Lathi is also a member of the Board of Directors of Five Below, Inc. and was the Chief Executive Officer of One Kings Lane, Inc. from April 2014 until June 2016. Previously, Mr. Lathi spent seven years in various senior executive roles at eBay, Inc. and eight years in investment banking and private equity. Mr. Lathi earned his BS Materials Science and Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his MBA from Harvard Business School.

Christopher J. Hagedorn
Scotts

Carol B. Tome
UPS

In 2003, Carol joined the UPS Board of Directors and currently serves as chief executive officer. Before joining UPS, Carol served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of The Home Depot, Inc., one of the world’s largest retailers. She joined the company in 1995 as Vice President and Treasurer. Carol began her career as a commercial lender with United Bank of Denver (now Wells Fargo) and then spent several years as Director of Banking for Johns-Mansville Corporation. Prior to joining The Home Depot, Carol was Vice President and Treasurer of Riverwood International Corporation. Carol serves as a trustee or board member for a number of organizations including Grady Hospital Foundation, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Sovos Brands and GIA Partners. She is also a member of The Committee of 200, The Buckhead Coalition, The Business Roundtable and The Business Council. A native of Jackson, Wyoming, Carol holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communication from the University of Wyoming and a Master’s degree in Finance from the University of Denver.

Darren D. Hawkins
Yellow

Darian Pickett
Acosta

Darian Pickett joined Acosta in 1991 as a Business Manager after graduating from the University of North Texas and was appointed CEO in July 2019. Throughout his career, he has contributed to virtually every area of Acosta’s sales business and has held numerous operational positions spanning sales leadership, sales strategy/operations, client services, customer marketing, analytics, business management and retail management functional areas. His executive leadership roles as Chief Client Officer, President of Sales, President of Strategic Channels and EVP Business Development are a reflection of his responsibility for the total client experience and sales execution across all Acosta lines of business. Darian’s entire Acosta career has provided him broad perspective positioning him for the role of CEO of Acosta's North American Sales Agency. Over the years, Darian has consistently led by example in exhibiting a steadfast commitment to operating according to the company’s core values, engaging our associates, building deep and trusting client relationships, and ensuring Acosta’s operating model remains sound so we can deliver continued growth. He lives in Texas with his wife and three children.

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1.0
A zippia user wrote a review on Jun 2024
Pros of working at CROSSMARK

Managers always played favorites.

Cons of working at CROSSMARK

Working at costmark, I've know a lot about cooking and how to use some of the products better than they say and I can tell customers and sell more than most people, but we're not allowed to, but why are we called taste and tips if I can't give you a tip?

CROSSMARK benefits

Nothing

How would you improve CROSSMARK's culture?

Hiring people that at least knew how to cook And we're able to give key people tips on how to use Is the products demoed

How did you prepare for the CROSSMARK interview?

I didn't there wasn't one. You just got a phone call.

What brings you the most joy at CROSSMARK?

Nothing all my ideas got shut down.I asked why we couldn't use veggies to show dips instead of chips or crackers all the t

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4.0
A zippia user wrote a review on May 2024
Pros of working at CROSSMARK

Diverse products, great co-workers, variable shifts, proximity to my home

Cons of working at CROSSMARK

Poor management, sub-par salary, over staffing, erratic scheduling, changing procedures without notice, lack of management communication, no compensation for after/before activities needed to complete shift requirements, poor communication, lack of screening new applicants to prevent unqualified candidates from hiring. Don't just throw bodies at the job to just to make a quota and expect to develop a successful and cohesive TEAM. Lastly, the apps used by Crossmark for employees are the worst ever implemented.

CROSSMARK benefits

Close to home, diverse products, co-worker support, teamwork with store personnel. We are partners and work together.

What do you like best about CROSSMARK's CEO and the leadership team?

Nothing. Can't address the CEO. Never met.

How would you improve CROSSMARK's culture?

Increase pay, better screening of new candidates, background checks would go a long way, better communication, better training, change the apps to more user friendly

How did you prepare for the CROSSMARK interview?

I spoke to a current employee on his shift. He gave me a name. I walked in and asked how to apply, interviewed and was hired.

How does your compensation at CROSSMARK compare to the industry average?

Terrible. Other companies start at minimally $1.50 more per hour than Crossmark.

What's the diversity at CROSSMARK like?

Extraordinary. Quite diverse from retirees, single parents, students, ethnicities, races.

What brings you the most joy at CROSSMARK?

Lifelong friends

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A zippia user wrote a review on Feb 2021
Pros of working at CROSSMARK

Absolutely terrible it was one of the worst jobs that I ever experienced. I would not recommend this job the management is corrupt, immoral and racist!

Cons of working at CROSSMARK

All they wanna do is continue to add more accounts after more accounts after more accounts. This company every week there was something new something that needs to be done and they were still not satisfied. Don’t go there you’ll be upset are you ask yourself why are you in there.

CROSSMARK benefits

The product the products that I sent to your home you get a chance to taste the product first and then you get a chance to purchase the product to the stores.

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