Would give zero stars if I could - Account Executive Sunbelt Staffing Employee Review

1.0
Dec 8, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Your coworkers & getting to go home at the end of the day

Cons

I don’t even know where to begin. Incredibly toxic culture. This company is a joke compared to other staffing and recruiting companies. A revolving door of employees getting hired & fired & fearing for their jobs every single day. Management offers zero support if you’re struggling and are too absorbed in stealing business and focusing on themselves. Commission structure is trash. No work from home flexibility. Extreme micromanagement, expect to be leaving upwards of 70+ voicemails per day. Close to no PTO & no paid sick days. Extremely high turnover rate. No focus on lead generation so you’re somehow expected to create your own leads by contacting people who have been contacted by 50+ recruiters before you. This is not a recruiting job, this is a full service call center. New graduates beware & avoid this company at all costs unless if you’re fine with just being another number in a sea of high turnover.

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Sunbelt Staffing Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. Our team certainly does not take this feedback lightly and will continue to take steps to provide a healthy and encouraging working environment for all of our team members. We take this feedback very seriously, and if you would like to talk about your issues further, please reach out to hr@sunbeltstaffing.com.

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