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4.1

86% would recommend to a friend

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G. Brint Ryan

93% approve of CEO

84% positive business outlook

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5.0
Jan 3, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

The team structure used in the service delivery practices encourages camaraderie among work peers within your team. Challenging and stimulating work for the most part. From what I've seen and experienced, the company mostly honors the flex-time working style they promote. Upward mobility is pretty good, and the earning potential can be very high right from the start depending on what team you're placed on (due to bonus structure). Ability to have a good work-life balance is pretty solid; there are certainly times where crazy long hours are necessary, but it's sporadic enough to where it doesn't completely interfere with your personal life.

Cons

Not too much to complain about, really. Each team does tend to handle things quite a bit differently, so the variances in how one's experience might be depends quite a bit on which team you end up on. Most teams do seem to be pretty good though. Even though Ryan is not a huge company, sometimes you still feel the burn of bureaucratic and mundane tasks that take time away from revenue generating work.

1.0
Oct 31, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

myRyan, gym reimbursements, community involvement. Also, it is nice to be in the Galleria Mall. Very nice offices!

Cons

If you are considering working here, STOP! Do your research. Start by asking your recruiter how much turnover has occurred here. Go even further by asking how many people have been in the role you're applying for in the last year. The executive management team are all bullies, and allow Principals to talk down to those that are not - This includes Mr. Brint Ryan himself! On the outside looking in, this looks like a great place to work. Don’t be fooled by all the different awards - Best Places To Work, etc. As an employee, you are expected to complete the survey and only provide positive feedback. You're basically forced to lie and make it appear that this is the most 'awesomeness' place to work. The surveys are supposedly 'confidential' but you must provide your department info and there's also a code on your 'confidential' survey. As a part of the hiring process, you have to show copies of your past check stubs and W2’s to prove your past salary. This is absurd, when Ryan doesn’t pay their bills on time. I have friends at Ryan from various departments and I don't know if management knows, but employees are constantly laughing about how the company doesn't pay their bills on time. They are also extremely slow to put my money into my HSA account. It also takes over a week for my 401(k) to show in my account. Is this even legal? How can you hold MY money and wait before depositing it? IT, Human Resources and most of the other support departments have constant turnover and no one ever stays for over a year. Not kidding - ask your Recruiter! Unless you need a place to work because you’re unemployed and desperate, keep looking! Don't even waste your time! I would also suggest searching Linked In, finding someone in a similar role as what you're being recruited for, and reach out to that person. Employers check our references and we as employees should do the same!

2.0
Oct 18, 2015

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Pros

Work/Life Balance is amazing with MyRyan.

Cons

Base salary is below industry, typically by a pay grade in relation to competing firms.

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