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Too much workplace politics and nepotism - Anonymous employee McCormick Paint Employee Review

1.0
May 12, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Pay, thats the only positive of it, but the pay wasn't worth what goes on there.

Cons

They will come off as very family focused in the job interview, and the Tysons store itself will seem very "chill" in your first few days, but rest assured this place is as political as it comes. I read the review from the prior manager and should have taken it seriously. They will use every minor thing you do against you. Dont bother trying to go above and beyond and do more than driving because they will not notice it. Dont bother trying to do the right thing because they will eventually say you didn't do it or use it against you. This is the sort of behavior I expect out of children, not grown adults. If you are worried about COVID I would not work here either as they do not adhere to protocols. They also wont defend you if you get harassed on a job site. Do yourself a favor and apply elsewhere. I firmly believe the reason the job pays so well is because they know you will have to put up with too much nonsense there. If you must take a position there, just do the basics. Dont go above and beyond, the company wont care and they dont deserve it.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

Work/life balance. Pay and paid holidays

Cons

Management and company as a whole. Management on store level and district managers do not listen when employees are harassed, insulted or yelled at. They look the other way if the manager is a top earner. The insurance sucks. Human Resources do not do what they promise and will backstab you. Lack of growth. CEO and family do not listen to their employees

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