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Union Leasing, Inc.

Part of Sasser, Inc.

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Mixed Bag - So Beware! - Senior Business Analyst Union Leasing, Inc. Employee Review

2.0
Mar 10, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

I truly enjoyed the first 6 months of working here! For the right person, the IT department here is really a great company to land in. Read below for details about that. The best part of working here: - the technical team - the developers, QA engineer - they are knowledgeable, have great ideas, and are willing to collaborate on solutions if given the chance to. - the business stakeholders on the 6th floor. Together they have a breadth of knowledge and experience in the industry, so as SMEs make the elicitation and solution design enjoyable. They are also very flexible to work with. - the free snacks and drinks in the break room

Cons

The culture within the IT team initially feels welcoming and comfortable. But, scratch beneath the surface too hard - or just hold your breath and wait for about 3 months - and a different picture emerges. It can be a very bumpy ride! 1. There is a distinct lack of trust between and among the parts of the team, as well as an "us vs them" mentality between the BA team and the developers. 2. The internal communication is severely lacking. Most times it felt like being in a bubble, or being on the outside looking in. A good BA can't operate in that environment and be effective. 3. In addition, the main way of dealing with the underlying anxiety that this naturally produces is to pretend that everything is fine instead of dealing with it head on. Very much a "let's not rock the boat" too much. A lot of soft-peddling and back-pedaling. 4. Please note that bullying is tolerated here, and management tends to look the other way. If you have triggers due to past personal history - like I did - this is not the place for you. Run away! 5. There is little genuine empathy for other people's situations. 6. Watch out for the power struggles!

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Union Leasing, Inc. Response
3y
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We value all feedback, even when it’s not positive. Our goal is to create a positive and supportive work environment for all our employees and contractors and are committed to ensuring that everyone feels valued and respected. We take all complaints seriously and plan to look into the concerns you raised. Thank you again for your feedback, we wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

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5.0
Sep 18, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

very family friendly, very happy place to be.

Cons

not much i can think of

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Union Leasing, Inc. Response
2y
Thank you for your feedback! We couldn't be happier to know that you are enjoying your work experience at Union Leasing and appreciate your input.
2.0
Mar 2, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Co-workers in office are a pleasure to work with, everyone feels more like your friend rather than just a co-worker - Wonderful benefits package for very little cost - Department has your back and will do what they can to help out - Directors/VPs are understanding of the troubles that the staff may go through and will do their best to help - Everyone strives to do their best and place the customer first

Cons

- Lack of communication/transparency between Union & corporate creates distrust & tension - Corporate treats Union Leasing as a "third-wheel" and generally spins off the company as unfavorable - Politically charged environment at corporate-level trickles down and creates a tense environment (considerable amount of passive aggressive remarks) - Decisions being made at senior management level without consulting the staff who will actually carry out means heavy workload & exceptions in a high volume industry - Focus on keeping staffing trimmed means one person will end up cover 2-4 peoples' worth of work (leading to MANY "not enough time in a day" situations) - After first year, workload to salary ratio becomes questionable (workload will always increase, but salaries may budge very little in relation) - Great place to start, not a good place to stay at -- few opportunities to move up

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