Aston Carter reviews

Heavy politics. Poor training. Every man for themselves mentality.

This company preys on entry level grads and people who don't know what they want to do, and attempt to brainwash you into believing this is the only company you could ever succeed at. Very cult-like culture, leadership is not equipped to manage teams of people. HR violations would be a frequent thing, if the company's HR wasn't working overtime to cover up consistent sexism and racism in the offices. If you are a woman or person of color, your odds of being hired are low, and your odds of being promoted even lower. And to top this all off, the starting salary is 45k, barely enough to survive on in most cities. They boast earning potential through commission, but recruiter commission is 2%, so you will not see any markable differences in income even as your spread rises. You are also required to work more than 55+ hours per week- no overtime. RUN.