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Bait and Switch - Contracts Triage Staffing Employee Review

1.0
Feb 20, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

CEO is great at Real Ready pep-talks but after the show, nothing changes.

Cons

The company mission and benefits are not what they seem... unlimited FTO/benefits sound great but in the end, you have no accrued time so unless it's approved, you are out. Benefits start when you start and end when you leave. If you are applying for a job, and they are extremely quick to hire, ask the questions as to why. My personal experience with witnessing the turnover rate wasn't so much a staffing issue as it was a direct manager issue. A breakdown of which you should not expect HR or C-Suite execs to acknowledge. Do expect slander and finger-pointing of past associates, antiquated, tedious processes and inconsistency in how each employee is treated, as it is not equal. There has been complete turnover in less than twelve months along with a consistent revolving door prior to my employment. Don't bother believing there is an open-door policy, HR protects disfunction and senior management ignores problems which lead to inconsistencies between departments, processes, and inter-departmental communication. Layoffs and firing are in full force. The industry platform has changed. There is an influx in acquisitions and failed success of those that were unable to make the necessary changes to adapt to said acquisitions - Google it. Do your homework and take these reviews to heart. Now is not the time to leave a job to start a new one with this company. You will be gravely disappointed.

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5.0
May 28, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Excellent agency. Responsive and never need with my money. Very reasonable with reimbursement

Cons

No thing I can think of

1.0
Jul 22, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Modern work environment, friendly staff

Cons

While this role could easily be performed remotely, the company enforces a mandatory in-office culture. This is incredibly counterproductive, as the heavy call volume required for the job is extremely difficult to manage in such a loud, distracting workspace. Furthermore, the company suffers from high turnover characterized by frequent layoffs and aggressive, rapid recruiting to backfill those empty seats. This constant churn creates a pervasive sense of job insecurity. Finally, the onboarding process is severely lacking. Newer employees are frequently the ones let go, largely because they aren't given the foundational tools to succeed. Training is heavily reliant on existing coworkers who are not officially trained or equipped to be educators, which sets everyone up for frustration.

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