InComm reviews about "manager"

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71 reviews
1.0
Oct 8, 2018

Horrible; Don’t even apply

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Pros

When you are doing your bosses work, you get noticed by other departments. 4 weeks vacation, IF you make it 4 years. I thought it was great that they sent me a new iPhone after I left company.

Cons

You will never get promoted at Incomm; management tells you that you should change jobs within the company every 1.5 years, but your boss won’t let you move up. You are getting them promoted, so why would they want you to leave. Your boss will actually laugh at you if you ask about your future at the company and then tell you that you won’t amount to anything. Very high turnover, lots of bullying, and manipulation. Managers send you late night messages on Skype, make promises they can’t keep, bother you on vacation, call you constantly to complain about Incomm customers such as Sam’s Club, call them idiots in emails. Pay is horrible; if you are lucky to get bonuses, be prepared to lose one or two due to lack of training on your inept managers part. Incomm Conference calls are a bashing of internal employees mixed with “where did you vacation this weekend?” Senior VP’s sound like pre-schoolers and blame all departments to make themselves look good. Incomm is Hunger Games and Mean Girls mixed with some Funny Farm and GroundHog Day. Before you waste an hour filling out their horrible online job application, please beware, you were warned.

4.0
Jul 24, 2018

Account Manager

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Pros

The company cares about their employees and offers opportunities for internal advancement

Cons

Company culture never changes or evolves

3.0
Jan 30, 2019

Management & Healthy Lifestyle Benefits

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Pros

When you have the right manager fighting for you and the team, everything is possible. A healthy lifestyle is promoted by the company with the gym, exercise class options, and fitness challenges through the year.

Cons

Each management team and style is different. Some departments/ teams are allowed to work from home one or more days. Other teams are not given a work from home option unless there is a personal emergency. I have found that some managers are too involved and do not support their teams to lead nor provide suggestions.

1.0
Apr 27, 2018

TERRIBLE PLACE TO WORK. Stay away

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Pros

Decent hours. Decent pay.

Cons

-This place drains your soul -Stay away! Or hope you get a decent manager -Too much micromanagement -Reactive culture not proactive -A lot of complainers -TERRIBLE training -New employees have to park at a lot that is a 15mins walk from the building -Poor communication in the department -Weird culture. Actually, no culture. -STAY AWAY

3.0
Nov 17, 2018
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Pros

- Great bright people - Nice headquarters (at least on the main floor) - Convenient location in downtown - Decent 401k match - Interesting products - Easy going, cushy, repetitive. It's pretty easy to come here and coast until you retire for decent pay. It just wasn't the right time in my career to coast. Work-life balance For the entry level roles like mine, it was pretty cushy and easy going. EXTREMELY nice work/life balance! I almost NEVER stayed over. I learned the job, did it quickly and headed out so that I could get home on time. It was easy to arrive between 8 and 9 and expect to go home at 5. Most people packed up and were out by 5. You can get home at a reasonable hour and not take your work home (again if in an entry level role).

Cons

- healthcare plans are quite expensive for PPO - wages are a bit low (but honestly especially for entry levels. Many of them don't require much stress and effort so it balances out) - imbalance in work (if entry level, there are little to no responsibilities and pretty boring after a while; if mid to senior: your work hours might be long) - lack of flexibility/work from home opportunities. One a month goes a long way. But sadly, many of the managers are old fashioned and want to look their team in the face

1.0
May 25, 2018
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Pros

Convient location. Headquarters located near major downtown attractions

Cons

Finance department is headed by a closed off few who are unwilling to communicate. Mid level management is poor due to managers leading based off fear from the top. If you're in IT you're probably safe.

2.0
Apr 8, 2018
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Pros

Most of the mid-management and general workers at InComm are excellent at their jobs and genuinely good people. Some teams are well run and those managers insulate their employees from the worst of upper management. "Pit-bull" legal department.

Cons

Autocratic management style. It uses acquisitions to cover operating losses and inefficiencies. Massively high turnover in the IT dept., over many years, which makes everyone else's' job more challenging. No reward for high performance. Don't bother going the extra mile, it won't get you any financial reward. Violates it's own HR policies. Women and minorities are generally not promoted or rewarded for their work. Others reporting repeated inappropriate behavior resulted in them being blamed, marginalized, and either quitting in disgust or gradually being forced out. Snap, emotionally driven, business decisions are periodically made by the CEO and everyone from EVP down just gets to deal with the impact and fallout.

3.0
Mar 23, 2019

Company Review

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Pros

Casual work environment Opportunity for growth Prompt pay

Cons

Cronyism at middle and upper management level No uniformity in appraisal process, at the discretion of manager

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