Hard work that pays off - Associate Piper Companies Employee Review

4.0
May 14, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

-You get exposed to many different aspects of business that you may not get at a large corporation -The hard work you put in pays off in commission and job satisfaction -the office culture is 2nd to none, coming from someone who has worked for large corporations you can't beat it; everyone has a great attitude and is bought in to the company mission -work hard play hard mentality

Cons

-you sometimes work long hours -work life balance is hard to maintain occasionally

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5.0
Jun 15, 2026
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Pros

Very professional and was able to get placed in a job.

Cons

They took a long time to respond to emails, and the directions weren't clear.

4.0
Aug 20, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

• Great peers who make the workday enjoyable • Leadership has been investing in change, including a new CEO bringing fresh direction • High performers are given flexibility and trust • Exposure to federal contracting and IT staffing, which builds unique industry knowledge • Opportunity to make strong money if you’re willing to grind Additional Context for Job Seekers A lot of negative reviews you’ll see here are from consultants or project-side employees, and those experiences don’t always reflect what it’s like to be in sales or recruiting. If you’re interviewing for an Associate Account Manager, Account Manager, or Recruiting role, read those reviews with caution. This is sales. It’s hard, it’s metrics-driven, and it’s not for everyone. But if you’re motivated, competitive, and want to learn how staffing works, you can do well here.

Cons

• Like most sales orgs, if you’re not producing you’ll feel the pressure • Constant monitoring of numbers can be draining • Staffing is a tough industry, and AI is making it even tougher. Not every hiring manager values what you bring • Frequent change in direction creates uncertainty at times

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