Great company, great career, great people! - Anonymous employee Sunbelt Staffing Employee Review

5.0
Jun 25, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I have been with Sunbelt for a number of years and have seen my career and earnings grow each and every year. We are given the tools and support to run our business and leadership is there to guide us in the right direction. I feel supported professionally and just as much personally as the team really cares about each other. No only is my manager engaged with me but the rest of the leadership team does as well. Our President, Howard Gerber, regularly participates in our training but also checks on each individual to make sure all is going well with their lives. That level of support is what makes Sunbelt a great place to be.

Cons

It gets frustrating when others don't buy into what the company is trying to do and when they don't invest in their own growth. Nothing is handed to you, you have to earn it and the job is not for everyone.

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