It's a job- not a career - Anonymous employee Ecampus.com Employee Review

2.0
Dec 9, 2014
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Provides a steady paycheck, Most employees off on weekends, set schedule, relatively good work/life balance, try to retain top employees (just not very hard)

Cons

-Teach yourself how to do your job. Then, once you've done that, teach yourself how to do someone else's. Management here took "Knowledge is Power" and interpreted it to me the less you know, the less you threaten me. -Increases in responsibility not accompanied by increase in wage -You will never receive a review and HR does not care about it -Business-model resembles a pyramid scheme. Small group of people (executives) manipulates larger group of people (employees) to exploit larger group of people (customers). Feels like working for a smaller version of the cable company. -Racist. Zero minority managers. Zero white folks performing the menial tasks.

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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
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Pros

The core selection of products is solid when they are actually stocked properly.

Cons

-The real issue is that people were pushed into management with no real understanding of how to lead. -Managers are making operational decisions with no prior experience training others or handling responsibility at this level, and it shows in every choice. -Decisions seem to come from guesswork or favoritism, while staff doing the actual work deal with the consequences. -The chain of command is completely unclear because directions are constantly changed or contradicted by different managers within the same day. -The entire store operates in a constant state of uncertainty since no one can trust that instructions given today will still apply tomorrow, making it extremely difficult to function effectively.

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