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Express Employment Professionals

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Your experience will only be as good as your franchise owners/team. - Employment Specialist Express Employment Professionals Employee Review

2.0
3 May 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Pay- depending on the individual office commision, Culture- if the owners are good at creating culture, Corporate with a small business feel.

Cons

Get ready for nepotism! Almost all franchise owners (that's right, it's a franchise) are married couples, almost all owners have a relative working for them. The employees at the corporate office in Oklahoma City get a TON of amazing benefits that you will NEVER SEE working for a franchise. Every single thing about each individual Express office is dependent upon how the owner(s) run their business. From culture to benefits. They define how much you get paid, how you commision, the hoops you have to jump through to get commision, and they can change that at the drop of a hat. I've heard of people transferring and having to start from entry-level in tiered commision offices that have a completely different pay structure than their first office. Corporate will regulate how you treat associates (as they should), but there is no one, and I mean NO ONE who is above your franchise owner in light of how they are treating their internal staff. They will empathize and give suggestions, but they have zero power in how your office runs. Whatever demands or favoritism that occurs is between you and the EEOC, if you choose to go that route.

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5.0
21 Mar 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Express hosts the best leadership conference hands down!

Cons

I wish it lasted longer!

3.0
30 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The owner, Jessica, is fantastic as is the sales manager, Kirby. It can be a fun environment and putting people in a position to succeed is always rewarding.

Cons

Employees are not held to any sort of reasonable professional standard. Where it directly impacted this role at the time was that at least 25 hours every week were spent essentially begging employees to turn in time cards rather than doing anything productive. Standards seemed pretty inconsistent at times. The company felt a little aimless. There were several conflicting plans for the future. My understanding is that in the six months after my separation, they more or less replaced the entire staff for various reasons. Maybe they got it figured out now.

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