Technical Resources International reviews

Senior management often makes decisions based on speculation and hearsay instead of facts regarding employment matters. Foreign born CEO & CFO can at times talk poorly about those born/raised in the U.S. and often make generalizations about staff from various countries. Mid managers can be heard making innappropriate comments about candidates openly in hallways showing their preference for particular race or gender. Respect is demanded by CEO & CFO, but often project an elitist attitude towards staff. Communication from senior management is erratic and staff are expected to uphold standards that are often not clearly communicated or communicated to all. All levels of management participate in entirely too much gossip. Staff tend to become apathetic over time and while the majority are highly educated professionals, most behave like clock punching factory workers. Often met with a "not my problem" attitude by others making it difficult for new staff.

Working at Technical Resources International (TRI) was one of the most frustrating experiences I’ve had. The supervisors were incredibly disrespectful, often condescending and rude in their interactions. They micromanaged every little thing to the point that it felt like they didn’t trust us to do our jobs. It made even simple tasks feel way harder than they needed to be. It was a hostile work environment. This is coming from an employee who was good at what they're doing and never slacking. if you think you'll have it better cuz you'll be focused on your job and tasks, yes no. That's what i thought too. The whole atmosphere was really toxic—supervisors would constantly second-guess us, and any suggestions or questions were usually met with a dismissive tone. I honestly felt suffocated most days. Instead of being encouraged to grow or contribute, I felt like I was just there to follow orders without any input. and on top of it all, crappy pay. so nothing was worth this hassle. If you're looking for a respectful, supportive workplace, I’d recommend steering clear of TRI.