Access reviews

3.2

44% would recommend to a friend

(61 total reviews)

Tony Skarupa

58% approve of CEO

37% positive business outlook

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3.0
Jul 4, 2019

Ok

Recommend
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Pros

Good place. Free meal. Enjoy work

Cons

Overtime. Salary and package a bit low

3.0
May 22, 2019

A lot of hot air....

Recommend
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Pros

Culture - people are generally friendly and want to do what's right. Upper management seem like the generally care.

Cons

Paper storage business is pretty flat. Management raises price every year and angers customers. Tends to set unrealistic sales goals. Services are expensive. Rob (CEO) talks a good game about growth but we really just raise prices.

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7y
Thanks for taking the time to post your review here on glassdoor.com. I appreciate your willingness to share your thoughts and provide feedback. I appreciate that you feel upper management seems to really care and that the culture is one where people are friendly and want to do what is right. It is true that paper storage isn’t a high growth industry, but it is very stable and still growing. Additionally, we have diversified into software, secure shredding services and conversion serivces/imaging with significant investments in each of these areas (>$10M in total), plus continuing to grow aggressively through acquisitions domestically and internationally. As a result, our business, as a whole, is still growing over 15% per year and over well 30% per year over the last 7 years. The bigger we get, the harder it reamins to keep up this kind of growth, but our goal remains to grow over 15% per year going forward because growth provides opportunity – opportunity for our clients and for our team members. It is true that we raise prices for our services annually. We do so because our costs go up annually – our rent across our 150+ facilities goes up every year, we provide annual merit wage increase for our team members, we offer ever-improving medical benefits, etc. It is a sound business practice to pass cost increases on to clients and consumers – most businesses follow this same practice. I appreciate that you think that I talk a good game about organic growth, but if the right actions don’t follow with results that matter, than I am not doing a very good job. Ultimatey, I am the first to admit that we aren’t nearly as successful as I would like with our organic growth efforts (inclusive of possibly setting unrealistic sales goals), which is why we made some leadership changes last year, including hiring a new Chief Operating Officer of North American Record and Information Management. I am confident that she will have a positive impact on our client relationships and our organic growth efforts given her experience in these areas and her experience in our industry. I would love to hear from you directly (as a former sales executive here), why weren’t you able to be successful here at Access? I would love to learn what you think we should be doing differently. Please feel free to email me at ralston@accesscorp.com, and feel free to do so anonymously. I am genuinely interested in learning more. Honestly, in closing, I hope that my response here doesn’t come across as too defensive, but I find it hard to believe that we are simply“full of hot air” as a highly profitable, growing business that provides a huge amount of growth and development opportunities for our team members while providing ~30,000 clients various business critical services. Thanks, again, for posting your review here. Keep REACHing, Rob
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