Snapsheet reviews

3.9

74% would recommend to a friend

(31 total reviews)

Brad Weisberg

76% approve of CEO

68% positive business outlook

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3.0
May 30, 2025

Questionable Leadership Values

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good pay and benefits The company has promise and should be successful Work from home

Cons

Nepotism is real in this company. One of the executives promotes all of his friends and those he has personal relationships with to high level roles and plays favorites.

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Snapsheet Response
1y
Thank you for taking the time to share your concerns. At Snapsheet, we are committed to maintaining a workplace rooted in fairness, integrity, and respect. We take allegations regarding inappropriate relationships and favoritism very seriously, as they directly contradict the values we uphold. We encourage anyone who has specific concerns to report them directly and confidentially so they can be appropriately addressed. You can reach out to hr@snapsheet.me where anonymity will be respected, or use our confidential hotline listed in our internal handbook on the Snapsource. We are committed to creating a workplace where everyone has equal opportunities for growth and advancement based on merit, and we continuously evaluate our processes to uphold this standard.
1.0
Apr 4, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Able to work from home.

Cons

The comfort does not allow for sick days, power outages nor weather related occurrences that may only be specific to your region. They will curve efficiency scores only if you miss by less than 1%. -You are expected to log in and close your first file 20 minutes after- you must review file within 3-5 mins, negotiate and notate file within 10-15 mins to stay in efficiency. -Required to participate in the team chats and midday and hourly goals even if it is an added distractions -Co-polit file are pre written so you must write 12.5 per day even if you have 10 supplements 2/3 etc. and all file must be clear prior to going home or called one to reset for VM. The end of the month you must be 90% efficient to avoid termination and over 100% to stay off the VPs radar. -Shops can send bad survives because you disagree with their repair methods. Management will demand you apologize. You are not a negotiator you must make the shops happy and with a smile if you become combative or directly disagree on a shop request you are fired. No professional disagreement with HR or managers they comb files to find a reason to elevated straight to final written warnings despite most having to be trained due to the department not being aligned. You can expect the CEO or VP to drop a couple of F-bombs or profanity glitters during team or townhall meetings. Capped salary unless you are exceed goals, no annual or merit raises, no overtime unless short staffed nationwide. **Notice** NONE -not one person of color in management- you will be consider combative with every disagreement.

1.0
Sep 6, 2024

Do NOT come work here!

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Pros

There are no pros for working here

Cons

I will start from the beginning, Training was one week and none of it was geared towards my actual position. During the training, you could hear the woman’s husband talking very loud in the background as she was trying to teach the class every day. Once I was assigned to my team, I waited three weeks to obtain access to the system needed to do my job. There is now access, but we’ve received zero training on the system and have been assigned new claims to work. This company is extremely unorganized and I have no clue how they’re even still operating as a business . Diversity, is a joke! Its doesn’t exist here. Human resources will offer you about $10,000 more than what you currently make to get you here, they will lie and scheduling and many other things.

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Snapsheet Response
1y
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear that your training and onboarding experience didn’t meet your expectations. We understand how important it is to have the right support and resources in place from day one, and we’re committed to ensuring that our processes reflect this commitment. We certainly don’t want you to feel unsupported or undervalued during your time here. We always value feedback and encourage you to reach out to HR at HR@snapsheet.me to discuss your concerns in more detail.
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