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Reynolds and Reynolds

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Reynolds and Reynolds reviews

3.4

63% would recommend to a friend

(2,360 total reviews)
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Chris Walsh

82% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

Reynolds and Reynolds has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 2,360 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Reynolds and Reynolds employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Apr 20, 2013
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Pros

Some great coworkers, it makes a bad job more tolerable.

Cons

In a word, the VP of IT and the executive VP above him. There has been a continuous flood of our most experienced, reliable, and knowledgeable people going out the door for the last three years and we are all sick of it! There is no attempt whatsoever to retain our quality people. The reason 99% of the IT staff leave is that they pay about 55% of the market rate. It creates a continuous brain drain and you are expected to know what they did overnight or are treated like you are a total reject. Working here is like the storming the beach scene in Saving Private Ryan if they were just running for a paycheck but still getting shot. The current VP of IT is a former Enron employee and keeps parroting that "a stable company sure is great to work for" because of that experience (which probably scarred him for life). I'm sure a Gulag in the former USSR was a very stable place, it didn't make people want to stay. The only people that stay more than ten years here are the poor sad sacks that are too scared to look for another job, or those whose technical/thinking acumen is so deficient it would not be accepted at other companies. So cowards and the brain dead are all you have left to work with eventually. I have had it with the ones who have left over the last year and now I'm looking too.

1.0
Sep 13, 2012
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Pros

Located in a new, clean facility with a free gym on site. There is also a cafeteria on site with good, adequately priced food

Cons

Where do I start...... 7 years ago Reynolds was a well respected employer in the community....then CEO/owner Bob Brockman bought out the company and brought his "unique" style of management to the company. Having worked there over 3 years I got to see a lot of things that were laughable at best and downright depressing at worst. Having worked closely with Reynolds "lifers" (all of whom were very unhappy) I heard all the stories about how, after Bob took over, their salaries were cut by 20% and they also lost a week of vacation. The majority of these folks have still never gotten a raise under the Brockman regime and this is what they get from 25+ years of service?!?!? Not to mention the weekly threat of layoffs for being overpaid, which is hilarious in its own right since there isn't a person that works there that is overpaid. It is not any better for those who are hired on either. My experience has been...... - pay that is well below industry average - overwhelming micromanagement - poor vacation policy (0 days the first year, ZERO) - low morale (an understatement) - they monitor internet usage yet they block 99% of the internet - they only recognize poor work (by firing people) and only ask more of you for good work - I was actually promoted and asked to take on more responsibility, with NO RAISE!!!! - a stunning turnover rate for those who are not too old or whose skills are too outdated to get a job (I counted at one point and it was like 3/20 people who were hired on after I was that were still there in my department since I started) - layoffs on nearly a monthly basis of people who have worked their whole life their and have a unique skillset, (which then someone new is expected to learn and perform just as good) - outdated technologies lead to no useful experience from time worked there I was not fired from Reynolds, I was lucky enough to get out of there before it sucked the life out of me. I almost feel bad putting all of this down, but then I realize how people are treated there and are taken advantage of and it angers me. I can't think of any scenario where I would recommend Reynolds and Reynolds to anyone.

1.0
Feb 20, 2012

Employees Are Not Respected Here

Anonymous employee
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Pros

A Paycheck Entry Positions Benefits (but their medical is not that good)

Cons

The management here is horrible. They have very perverse work policies and ethics that consistently demonstrates that their employees are only a resource to be exploited. There is too much politics in play at this institution, and if you think differently than their ideology, you are ostracized (and I'm not even political, but they are). Furthermore, management becomes exited about every little problem, as if someone is going to get fired if things are not put right immediately, with no sense of perspective or balance. To put it plainly, this place is not relaxing, creative, or just plain fun to work at. In their eyes, work is always serious, stressful, intense, and never fun. I liked my duties and was very good at them (so their reviews said), but I just could not spend my life working at a place were I can not enjoy myself. P.S. Their smoking policy is shameful (and I don't even smoke). They drug test for nicotine! So, no smoking on your personal time. Further proof that this company has little respect for their employees personal lives or otherwise.

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