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Everything isn't what it seems - Pretrial Officer Harris County, Texas Employee Review

3.0
Feb 3, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

County Benefits Team Effort on the PTO side of it

Cons

Comp Time Pay Over 40 Hours (no over time pay) Low pay for crazy work load (managing over 1000 defendants to 1 PTO), while still being expected to keep up with compliance, dockets, court runs and instructions. Not enough time in the day to complete all task assigned Supervisors don't step in when monitor is full of defendants they just expect you to handle it. Constant changes, no one ever knows where they will end up until 3-5 days before. Unorganized to say the least

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Pros

Leadership, people, culture, vision, and purpose.

Cons

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1.0
Apr 1, 2025
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Pros

None, it's toxic here. Managers/supervisors speak Vietnamese and will speak Vietnamese among each other while talking crap. Yes it's true. Instead of having closed door meetings they prefer to talk in Vietnamese thinking you won't understand.

Cons

JP 1-1. Very toxic workplace. Favoritism and nepotism runs rampant. Expect micromanaging (they think it's called fast paced but its micromanaging). Supervisors will stand behind you while you work to see how fast you type, how fast you work, what you do in general. The favorites get to do whatever they want, take as many breaks, without any repercussions. Supervisors like to talk crap about defendants, claim Judge gives out "handouts" when he actually gives back to the community. One of the supervisors is completely condescending. I took FMLA to look for another job. I also applied while on the clock. Avoid this place, there is high turn over. During the interview they asked for party affiliation, if you're "drama" and if you are willing to commit 5 years to this place (no contract gets signed anyway, why would they ask this?).

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