Aires reviews

Entirely too high of a caseload for any one person to handle. People get burned out so quickly and get to a point where you can't do your job well anymore and it's very disheartening.

Offices were cold, tear round. One date the thermometers read 60 and 58 degrees. Women walked around with winter coats on or wrapped in blankets. Theory- people are motivated to work quickly to stay warm. Turnover rate is very high. They were trying to get it down to 10%. If you are a young good looking girl or you can bring in sales, you will find favor. If not, they will eventually fire you. Middle aged women were not favored. I am a man and I even saw that. Most of the people I worked with in 2013 are gone, both young and old. I got out after two years. If someone made a mistake, many people were emailed on it. Transparency was a big part of the culture. I watched people get beaten up by email, copied to many others. Shameful. Some upper management would walk passed you and never say a word unless you spoke to them. That’s REAL good for morale. Strangest culture I ever worked in and I am a seasoned employee who has worked several different places in various job capacities. Work was loaded on people until some broke down. I was told that the paramedics came for one girl.