AgJunction reviews

3.3

63% would recommend to a friend

(7 total reviews)

M. Brett McMickell

86% approve of CEO

30% positive business outlook

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5.0
Aug 4, 2020

Breath of Fresh Air

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Pros

Flexibility - with COVID concerns and life in general, there is flexibility to maintain a work/life balance. Culture - Cross functional teams willing to help out. No ego's...we share the same vision. Transparency - Leadership does not hide behind the "curtain". Opportunities - There are always the opportunity to build and grow.

Cons

Insurance - As AJX is a smaller company, insurance premiums are a bit higher, but comparing to some of the big companies - not that much different. Otherwise, this team has accomplished a lot in the current conditions - and any challenges are met as a team and turn into experience.

1.0
May 1, 2020

Sinking ship

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Pros

- Flexible hours, although new management has already all but dismantled this perk

Cons

- Near total lack of communication from leadership - Top-heavy - CEO Brett McMickell only interested in hiring old cronies from Honeywell - $5,000 deductible healthcare plan - Have survived multiple rounds of layoffs since my position began here less than 3 years ago - Staff has been reduced and reduced again, to the point where everyone left is wearing so many hats that things are slipping through the cracks. Entire departments have been laid off but the work just gets shifted to the suckers who are left until they get frustrated or overworked and are laid off or quit, ad infinitum - Company has a long history of mergers and acquisitions but nobody taking ownership for proper integration which leaves incredibly messy processes with little to no documentation - Laid off entire marketing team months ago (still zero marketing employees) which is a clear indicator of AgJunction's belief in their own product. The company isn't even bothering going to trade shows anymore. - Zero management buy-in for process documentation. If it works today, who cares about tomorrow? - Limited upward mobility - Take a look at our stock value

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AgJunction offers competitive benefits as well as work-from-home flexibility as we navigate through the pandemic and the challenges that this presents to employees. Communication has been increased and processes are being updated. ISO certification was achieved earlier this year and we are making improvements in numerous areas as we complete the transition of the consolidation to the Scottsdale office.
2.0
Feb 1, 2016

Novariant merger a dud

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great employees, smart, dedicated,and energetic. World wide exposure with engineering teams in United States and Australia . Historically good benefits

Cons

Merger has management running for self survival No communication other than the "high level global view" Benefits being reduced Plans seem to be loaded with changes not directed to fixing problems, but putting new management's stamp on company New CEO on his own trip

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