New Acquisitions reviews

I have a graduate degree and spent the past year abroad working for a diplomatic office. I’m new to the Atlanta area, originally from the NYC tri-state area. I was hesitant at first because I was told what the possibilities could be. Whatever my initial thoughts, I was granted an opportunity with the company. My first impression was positive. I liked what I saw. My next impression occurred when I met the staff. That gave me a way to gauge what this company is really about, unfiltered. I saw people get promoted, I saw people move forward and escalate in their respective categories into the positions of ownership and management. It’s one thing to hear about opportunities…it’s another to see it with your eyes. I was convinced. I’ve been here just shy of two months, I’ve recently been promoted and everything they told me from the start has come to fruition. Yes it is challenging, yes people will fail and then blame the company for it. My take is that anyone who you see that has success, didn’t get that by taking it easy. This company gives you support and the push you need to get to where you have to go. Your internal motivation is the fuel. I see the people who fail think negatively of this and then I wonder if they realize that the most successful people in the world had to sacrifice something to get to the top. Some of the people who I see fail have failed in other endeavors in life. Working here has made me really take a look at myself and about what I want in life and in my career. For some people, the answer is not what they like, hence their negatively at failing. I was promised that if I do what they tell me and I carry my motivation and energy into the field, the opportunities are endless. They have kept their end so far and I feel very fortunate and privileged to have gained a place in the family of this organization. They have an open door policy and I have never felt that I have not belonged, even though I am fresh in the organization and I’m not even originally from the area.

When I interviewed for the position, they told me there was rapid advancement and room for growth. Well, it's a year later I just got back from the R&R trip at the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas. I've been impressed with the clients from the start. Then, I was impressed with the true growth potential and have realized it first hand. I was thrilled with the trip most recently, and amazed at how well done the R&R was. Unlike other jobs I've had, coming to work is my happy place. The people are motivated and pleasant. Every day is an opportunity to improve and there is no shortage of resources. I've gotten everything that I have put in back and then some.