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M.C. Dean, Inc.

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It's just a job - Proposal Manager M.C. Dean, Inc. Employee Review

1.0
Nov 22, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

The department I worked in had decent flexibility and remote working capabilities. Some of the people are really great.

Cons

The benefits are terrible and very expensive. Bill Dean is extremely unpredictable and its best to stay out of his way. Even if you do your job correctly you're liable to be screamed at in front of an audience. He has no respect for his employees and that philosophy can be seen in the upper Executive management as well. There is a great deal of micromanagement going on as well as uncertainty. There have been many, on-going reductions in force. If you are a senior level employee you are at a great deal of risk because they would prefer to keep on cheaper, less knowledgeable staff in order to keep the budget down. The philosophy in my department was to hire fresh college graduates and train them but they continued to push out the senior members of the team and are left with a staff that is under experienced and over worked. The management of some departments can be found undermining and gossiping about the staff they don't get along with and if you're "out" you're likely to be forced out completely with little explanation and faulty reasoning. If you have any value for your experience or work product this isn't the place for you because no one will see your value. If you are interested in professional growth you should look elsewhere because you will not find that here with the inexperienced staff and lack of motivation to mentor.

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Cons

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