Worst Decision of my Career - CNC ERP Suites Employee Review

1.0
Jun 23, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If you like meetings, this is the place for you.

Cons

I don't know where to begin. This is the worst place I've ever worked. Prior to joining last year, I was at a competitor, which I thought was bad. This place is worse. The healthcare costs are ridiculous. There are so many managers, senior managers, directors, and executive directors it's like you can make up a title and just not do anything. I can't help a customer with a simple issue without having to involve 20 other people in the company. Don't get me started on customer satisfaction. In my old company we had unhappy customers but not to the level that's at ERP Suites. Our customers are an entirely new level of angry and I totally understand why. I am in meeting after meeting after meeting and we have meetings to discuss other meetings. For the first 3 months, my paycheck was wrong. It's probably still messed up but I've given up trying to deal with people here that don't care, don't respond to simple requests for help. I'd rather put the time and energy in finding a new job.

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5.0
Nov 24, 2025
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Pros

ERP Suites is a quality company that values its people. Leadership is accessible, transparent, and supportive, and invests in both individual development and the organization. We love our clients, and we have top talent!

Cons

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1.0
Jun 5, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I made some industry connections, but that about the only positive over last 5 to 7 years.

Cons

After a significant tenure with this organization, I believe it is important to be candid: the company is facing serious cultural and operational challenges that are affecting both employees and customers. Morale across the team is low. Constant references to the company's founding legacy and years in business ring hollow when the day to day experience is one of stagnation. We are overloaded with meetings that produce little action, and when work does get completed, it is often under conditions that compromise quality. Customer relationships are suffering as a result. Employees who engage honestly with clients are hearing the same frustrations reflected back. This is not a perception problem, it is a performance and culture problem. Expense reimbursements are frequently delayed by months, creating real financial strain. Healthcare benefits are uncompetitive (a number of employees have already moved to ACA plans because they offer better value, and others are considering the same). Some team members have taken on second jobs simply to make ends meet, which is a clear signal that compensation is not where it needs to be. Certain leaders are known to "not be bothered" as they are on autopilot and should not be bothered while on the golf course (all the time).

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