Terrible company - Account Executive Sunbelt Staffing Employee Review

1.0
Apr 22, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If you are trying to break into the staffing business, they will hire almost anyone.

Cons

Management is dishonest, they do not take sexual harassment seriously at this company. The company culture here is terrible. Dishonesty and backbiting are encouraged. One of the managers has been known to tell employees to consider "what's in it for me". There is a lot of talk by senior management about doing the right thing and treating people right, but the entire company leaves the room laughing when the very people who purport this message display the complete opposite on a regular basis. The base pay and the salary are the worst in the Tampa Bay area, and while they claim that you can make a very good income there, you have to have almost 100 people working for you in order to hit six figures. Benefits are expensive, and the company has a revolving door. Very few tenured people here and some teams almost the entire staff has been there 1 year or less.

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