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3.1

42% would recommend to a friend

(255 total reviews)

Padma Sunkara

58% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

Triple Crown Consulting has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 255 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Triple Crown Consulting 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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255 reviews
2.0
Apr 7, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The people who work for the company are such fun. It's a younger group of people who have a lot of fun together. The owner is an awesome guy!

Cons

Not always the easiest to succeed. The training is minimal and you have to figure a lot of things out for yourself.

3.0
Apr 6, 2015

OK

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

This place is good as an entry level job and to get your foot in the door with recruiting/sales. They do provide you with resources to help you be successful.

Cons

Big data is joke. The team leads are selfish and don't know the meaning of being a leader or leading a team. They purposely screw over the account managers on their team by telling the recruiters to work on the co-lead's sales positions only. The team leads don't actually work either. Most of the time they're in the conference room having "meetings", gossiping in the hallway, or making Starbuck's run. The turnover rate is ridiculous. Every week there's a new person starting and every week, someone quits.

2.0
Mar 9, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

-They are always hiring so if you need a job fast and don't come across as really passive or incompetent in the interview you are almost guaranteed a position. -If you are really aggressive and naturally good at this sort of work, you can potentially make a lot of money. However the vast majority do not. -Quick way to gain experience in technical recruiting/sales -The new office is in a nice area -Company happy hours, and trust me you will want to drink after a work week there. Be careful with this though as many have a tendency to get drunk and drive home during these. Several of the veteran employees have DWIs under their belts.

Cons

-Little to no training and support -Very high turnover -3 hours of phone time per day expected, 200-300 dials for sales and 60-100 dials for recruiting -Low base pay, most employees quit or are fired before they ever make commission. -You are in direct competition with your supervisor. I'm not even going to list the various conflicts of interest this creates, just use your imagination. -Aggressive/unethical tactics are encouraged. Not for those with a strong conscience. -Management's solution to any problem is "work harder" and "dial more." While hard work is vital, without proper direction it leads to new hires spinning their wheels and burning out. -Trial by fire is the best way to describe your first few months. This may actually be a pro for some, but instead of looking to cultivate talent and skill in new hires they look for you to deliver quickly and those who are unable to do so are bombarded with ridicule and criticism until they quit, and if do to a lack of self esteem or other viable options they do not they are fired. -While technically you are only required to work 40 hours a week, employees are told when they start that if they don't stay late every day they will not make it. Essentially you end up having to work 50 hours a week but they make you write 40 on your time sheet so those extra 10 hours are "volunteer". I'm pretty sure this is illegal but they've been doing it for a while so they must somehow be able to legally justify it. Also, please note that several of the five star reviews are fake. Supervisors are required to write 5 star reviews to try to dilute the negative reviews from disgruntled former employees.

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