Company abuses the "we are a family" dynamics where there is lack of professionalism in the management - Customer Care Agent MaryRuth's Employee Review

1.0
15 Mar 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They provide free vitamins and supplements on all new products. You get a sample of all products when you're a new hire. All work is limited in the workspace. No work is taken home, except the management doesn't really understand that studying a company manual also falls under work tasks and must be done inside work hours.

Cons

The management is just so poor. You can tell that those in the executive and managerial posts have no background on efficient entrepreneurship. This company will run itself to the ground if they keep on calling themselves a "family" and veer away from professionalism. The executives also base compensation on your location and not on your expertise and value added to the company. Basically, they're low key racists.

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Pros

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Cons

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