5.0
31 Aug 2023
Current employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Super knowledgeable teams of people.
Cons
Big commute, office is kind of away from a lot.
Pros
Super knowledgeable teams of people.
Cons
Big commute, office is kind of away from a lot.
Pros
Unbelievable atmosphere with a dedication to their clients success. Top notch products with first class communications.
Cons
Can’t think of any right now.
Pros
The only positives are how easy it is to get hired and the trauma bonding you end up developing with coworkers.
Cons
You will not get paid what you deserve. Compensation has little to do with experience, quality of work, or what actually makes someone a strong employee. You will see coworkers earning $15K–$20K more than you, even when they hold the same title and regularly need help completing their own work. Renegotiating salary is not an option. Leadership looks out for themselves and is full of contradictions. They use scare tactics such as Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) to pressure employees into working harder, and they also use them as justification for not giving full raises. The saddest part is how much clients get ripped off every month. If clients knew what truly goes on behind closed doors, many would end their contracts immediately. The math simply does not make sense. One person managing 60–80 clients. Clients are treated like numbers on a list. The company is constantly looking for new ways to reframe the “value” they provide instead of doing the work that actually matters. At best, it’s a lack of capability. At worst, it’s pure ignorance. Turnover was already high, but toward the end of my employment it became even worse. Someone was either quitting or getting fired roughly every 1.5 weeks. Earlier on, it was closer to every two weeks. This is not a sustainable or healthy trajectory for any organization. It’s astonishing that some companies still believe employee loyalty is earned through overworking and underpaying their staff. This might have worked before the age of social media.
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