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Spectrum Association Management reviews

3.8

62% would recommend to a friend

(147 total reviews)
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David Wilikson

88% approve of CEO

67% positive business outlook

Spectrum Association Management has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 147 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Spectrum Association Management employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real Estate industry (3.8 stars).

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147 reviews
1.0
Dec 13, 2017

Potential to be GREAT, just BAD upper management!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

5 weeks Paid Time Off.

Cons

No potential growth from within the company. The employees that are the backbone of the company are overlooked.

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Spectrum Association Management Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We are glad you were with us for a while and are always disappointed when a hire is not a match. As far as your concerns, I am happy to provide some feedback. We agree we can always do better. We continue to work to strengthen upper management. In the last year, we've documented every procedure and operational structure within the company. We will continue to press the needle on these issues. Due to his focus on the company instead of his experience many are not aware of our CEOs background. However, are fortunate to have a well-seasoned CEO who continues to push for positive change and to focus on an employee-centric environment. We hope you have a wonderful career and wish you much success, thank you for your service while you were with us.
1.0
Jul 26, 2015

Avoid at all costs

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Flexible regarding life events. Co-workers are great.

Cons

No raises, unreal expectations for amount of work you must complete, be prepared that if you do not satisfy their expectations you will be fired without having a chance to correct whatever it is you are doing wrong. The majority of tenured employees have been laid off for these "reasons". Upper management is extremely questionable and two-faced. They preach on the standards they desire for the company, but do not deliver. Management does not react to feedback from employees regarding the environment and unreal expectations. Instead they terminate people and bring in fresh bodies.

1.0
Jul 18, 2014

Approach With Caution!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The ability to earn fridays off is a good perk if you're one of the lucky few (doubt it) that are not drowning under their work load and cannot take advantage of this "privilege" (which is easily stripped away the minute you begin getting behind with work). In-house training is nice, but having to stay 2-4 weeks exclusively in San Antonio at their corporate head quarters for training can be a rough experience. I really wish there were more pros, but there just isn't. This is a decent place to start out and get your feet wet in order to transition to a better company.

Cons

Though they do "offer" flexible hours in the beginning, don't be surprised when you are reprimanded for not being at work right on time or leaving a few minutes early because you had a late meeting the night before. You think they won't notice when you head out 10 minutes early, until you realize that you are surrounded by cameras all over the office. With everyone being increasingly overworked, good luck ever spending time with your family as you will certainly be working evenings and most weekends. They also "offer" paid volunteer hours, but what they don't say is that most other companies in the industry give you TWO weeks of vacation to use and with Spectrum you get ONE week of vacation and ONE week of volunteer hours that you have to jump through hoops to use, not to mention that you are overloaded to the point of burnout and so most never use these hours, which turns out to be a great deal for Spectrum! Salary and benefits are not remotely competitive (about 15k less than competitors), but they will offer a pay increase when you've "proven your worth" (don't hold your breath). They get by with paying people lower than industry norms due to a "fun company culture" they promote. The "Best Places to Work" award that they've won for 7 years in a row is due to the fear they place in their employees to rank them with 5 stars in order to keep their jobs. This is NOT a healthy culture. If you consider a fun company culture to look like corporate micromanagement, cameras and verbal/public harassment every Monday morning for losing clients due to overloading, then this just might be the perfect place for you!

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