They hide behind the core values - Anonymous employee GENERATIONAL GROUP Employee Review

1.0
Nov 20, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Nice employees to work with

Cons

No WFH option Management clearly only values you if you are of a certain demographic. Bonuses are not fair, and are at the discretion of however your manager feels about you personally rather than work ethic. Stuck in old school thinking, They pay people under market value compared to other companies. Call center has low morals and can't keep people past 6 months on avg! It's about who you know here on the exec team rather than what you bring to the table.

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GENERATIONAL GROUP Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave this review. I'm sorry to hear about your experience working with our company as I really appreciate you bringing your concerns to our attention. Our core values are not just words on paper but real-life beliefs that we attempt to live out. So, when we read a review like yours, we take it seriously. I kindly ask for an opportunity to speak with you regarding how we can improve to ensure that a future employee doesn't have a similar experience. Please call me at 972-908-0559 or email me at jmusantry@generational.com. John Musantry, Senior Mergers and Acquisitions Recruiter

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