It's a job - Field Representative Acosta Group Employee Review

2.0
Sep 4, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Three days off as a "full time" employee. Generally assigned close to living residence, excluding travel team. Definitely will hire almost anyone.

Cons

Salary "Full time" schedule Creative time keeping for hours worked Supervisors can vary on logical work process and cadence. Definitely will hire almost anyone. As a full time employee, maybe you can work 38-40 hours on a good week. Usually 35 is average.

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Acosta Group Response
7mo
We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback. We're sorry to hear that your experience didn’t meet expectations. Your input is incredibly valuable.

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5.0
May 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Like the people I work with

Cons

Hybrid work environment and should be remote

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Acosta Group Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. It’s great to hear that our teams are enjoying working in a collaborative and welcoming environment. Strong relationships with peers and with our partners are a cornerstone of our success, and we’re proud of the community our team has built together.
2.0
Jun 5, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The remote work options are a genuine benefit and the work/life balance is reasonable, you are unlikely to be asked to grind evenings and weekends. There are also some genuinely amazing, talented and hardworking individuals scattered across the organization who make the day-to-day more bearable. Great place for those early in their careers looking to get broad exposure to the retail space.

Cons

If your company has been acquired by Acosta Group, consider your options carefully before deciding to stay. In my experience, the acquisition environment comes with significant challenges: - Compensation stagnation regardless of performance, while executive bonuses remain unaffected - Benefit packages that are costly to employees and provide limited real value - Little to no internal mobility or growth opportunity - Aging tools and infrastructure that limit what you can accomplish - Hiring practices that prioritize internal relationships over qualifications - Workload expectations that routinely exceed what a single role should carry without corresponding compensation - Management that is largely inaccessible and avoids direct communication with their teams I stayed longer than I should have hoping things would improve. They did not. If you are weighing whether to make the transition with your acquired company, my honest advice is to evaluate your options sooner rather than later.

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