Bradford Scott Data reviews

Requires 2 year employment contract that is likely unenforceable, management is abusive and belittles new hires, HR covers for or sweeps management issues under the rug, training is non-existent and escalation paths are useless. Any work that may be billable requires individual verification from manager, as frequent exceptions are made. You are expected to do work that is not in your role and never discussed with no additional pay. They lean on a "family environment" to take advantage of you.

- Morale is a huge issue in the company. Negativity abounds, despite management's attempts to ward it off with company outings, carry-ins, and the occasional "pep talk" from senior management. - Turnover rate is obscene, despite all new employees and promoted employees being forced to sign an employment contract that borders on unethical. Does nothing for morale issues (see above). - The only compensation for dedicating your life & soul to the company ("drinking the company koolaid" so to speak) is being gifted the responsibility of 3+ employees' workloads, the expectation to be available at all hours of the day and night, and the ability to ruin your personal relationships while your life is consumed by the company. - The only advantage to making yourself indispensable by working hard and being innovative is a false sense of importance; if you're lucky enough to have a decent direct manager, you’ll receive the occasional pat on the back and sense of respect you feel you've earned. These positive emotions are fleeting and will instantly vanish when you realize any loyalty you felt to the company is not reciprocated, and you can easily be thrown under the bus at a moment’s notice to protect someone else’s reputation. - There are way too many emotions at play here. All companies have their politics; that’s a given. Bradford-Scott takes politics to a new level with the cliques, the underlying motives, and the back-stabbing. The safest way to make a living here is to show up late, take a long, liquid lunch, work late to make up for it, and don’t get on the bad side of the wrong people.