AcuSport Reviews

Everything changed in May of 2017 when the layoffs began. Many key people were let go causing a lot of stress for everyone else, and it continued to get worse. Others slowly left which piled the work on everyone else. Corporate couldn't make up their minds of current and future investments which led to another layoff in September. What remains now is a broken company destined to be sold off.

This is a middleman company at a time when middlemen are dying out. They are stuck in between a rock and a hard place. On the one hand, Amazon and other online retailers can offer firearms without the added cost of staffing an expensive new office in Bellefontaine. On the other side, Acusport is pressured by big box retailers who either deal with a different distributor or directly with the manufacturer. The company prides itself on the close relationship it has with independent retailers. There are shirts and cups and mugs that describe their faith in large independent retailers. I won't go into the inner workings of the company. I want to comply with Glassdoor's policy of confidential information. However, applicants should know that the company is not in great financial shape due to the above mentioned factors. There are rumors (hopefully just rumors!) from senior managers about the company's insolvency. During my short time with Acusport there were several senior positions that were eliminated. You can argue that they are restructuring, but there is an atmosphere of fear and insecurity that anyone can be next. If fear and insecurity is your intended method, reconsider your policy of fear based motivation.