Collaborative, Supportive and Full of Opportunity - HR Manager FusionSite Employee Review

5.0
Jun 6, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Working at FusionSite has been a great experience. When you meet the CEO, it's clear you are part of a team that's building something special. The company is growing quickly, and it's exciting to be part of that momentum. Everyone here - from leadership to new hires - is incredibly supportive, which fosters a culture of collaboration and shared success. Our CEO is genuinely committed to team member development. I've had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and learn from some really smart people, all of which will serve me well for years to come. The workplace culture is positive, energetic and forward-thinking. It feels great to be surrounded by intelligent, driven people who care about their work and each other. If you're looking for a place where your contributions are valued and your growth is supported, I highly recommend FusionSite.

Cons

Minor growing pains typical of a rapidly expanding company. And some processes are still being streamlined, but that's what's great about working for a growing company - you can build the process.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Nov 18, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

I don't have pros to say particularly

Cons

My experience with the company raised significant concerns about management practices, particularly within the safety department under Ryan Ennis. The leadership style creates unnecessary stress and confusion, and it’s hard to see how the team can grow sustainably under this management approach. One major issue is the internship program. It’s marketed as a pathway to a full-time role, but in reality, the company appears to use interns as low-cost labor without having the actual budget or headcount approval for conversion. Interns stay for 4–5 months doing full-time-level work at basic pay, and many are left believing they’ll be offered a role that doesn’t truly exist. At the same time, the company seems to be reducing full-time staff while bringing in more interns instead. Something that raises ethical questions and creates instability across teams. The turnover rate is extremely high, which aligns with what many employees experience after joining. If you’re a student considering the internship program, be cautious. The opportunity may not be what it appears, and the practices I observed were concerning from both an ethical and professional development standpoint.

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