Pilot - GM Pilot Flying J Employee Review

3.0
Jul 15, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

It’s corporate owned now! Great benefits Pay great in some areas, I have herd not in some.

Cons

Insurance not great at all (united health care) not even accepting it in my area. Good ole boy mentality will take a while to weed out from being family owned. There are still corrupt regionals though I believe they have weeded out most of the corrupt corporate people. They will loose great leaders and teams before it is noticed. HR is a Joke they will always always find a way to not hold a bad manager or regional accountable.

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