Rain Bird reviews

There are many Cons but one of the biggest at Rain Bird is the succession planning. All managers and directors are required to have identified successors to take their place just in case. So what happens is they will hire or promote someone just to be their backup on paper only later to realize that they are not as good as they thought so they are then pushed out through corrective action. I can hear it now, "Sorry, you are not meeting the expectations required for Rain Bird management." I have seen this more times than I can remember. It's really sad for those individuals that relocate their families just to be pushed out one year later while the hiring manager is seen as getting things done by cycling out the poor performers.

You should expect to be given all of the responsibility with none of the authority necessary to perform your job at Rain Bird. Also be prepared for unrealistic goals, zero training, zero support, and zero direction. If you are not a director, you can count on being a scapegoat for someone else's mistake down the road. Do not trust anyone that sits in the Northeast corner of the building, it will come back to bite you.