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Kenan Advantage Group

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Advantage..or disadvantage? - Anonymous employee Kenan Advantage Group Employee Review

2.0
Sep 19, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

there are decent benefits most people are there are friendly given many responsibilities, the chance to keep busy makes it less horrible

Cons

the 10 hour shifts are unbearable, especially since employees are on a salary and therefore no overtime payment is given. underpaid for the amount of work being done and the hours at work training was lacking, with little hope of moving up they seem to only hire people through word of mouth so instead of hiring people who actually desire the job, they hire friends and family who just need to pay their bills.

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Cons

Understaffed IT department 24 hour helpdesk with only 17 people for 8500 employees including truck drivers Uses cheap outdated software that always breaks Forced to work Holidays or forced to take PTO before holidays IT Department is one big nepotistic clique. Everyone knows everyone from outside of work or is related by blood or marriage Management is incompetent. Can't even do Tier 1 IT jobs correctly Tier system is a joke. No chance for real advancement Whole IT Helpdesk department is holed up in a windowless attic. IT Helpdesk can't even participate in company events because it's 24 hours and they only staffed 17 people for 8500 employees. Ridiculous call and ticket volumes. Management will attempt to micromanage your every move They barely train you and everything is learned on the job, but you are still penalized for not knowing things you can only learn from experience doing this exact job Management actively lied to you. I started out as a contractor making more money and when they told me when they hired me I would be making more. When I got hired in they offered me less to start Co-workers like to show you Nazi propaganda on their lunch breaks

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