Unless you drink the Corporate Kool-Aid, don't expect much career growth - Business Operations Associate TEKsystems Employee Review

1.0
5 Mar 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Potential to make quarterly bonuses and profit sharing.

Cons

Associates are expected to not only handle their accounts but start jumping into other accounts while management keeps moving the goal posts for bonuses and work expectations/duties without increasing salaries. The open concept office space for Associates mean that you will be listening to people's conversations, loud music and even singing. They allow people to blare music on speakers (provided last holiday season by the company) yet having two earbuds in to concentrate is considered "non-welcoming" despite having no walls to block sight and no doors to close. The place has been described as being like a frat house, and they cannot keep Associates. The turnover is incredibly bad despite multiple referral contests - they just can't keep people but management does little to address the problems and just hands off the additional workloads to the existing staff. The field offices are being downsized which has resulted in additional responsibilities being put on Associates with little accountability outside of Corporate.

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5.0
6 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good folks.. Solid company with good recruiters.

Cons

Lots of paperwork to get hired on for contract work.

3.0
23 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Decent pay to start. - Account manager is responsive, engaging, and a serious advocate for you and your contract. - Gain access to Udemy Business to build more skills.

Cons

- The benefits suck. - High recruiter turnover with highly variable experience trying to work with them-- some are good, most are not. - Once you are placed, you will be promised regular meetings and then never hear from the recruiter again. - Trying to find a new contract if you are unhappy with your current placement is nearly impossible and I don't believe they are incentivized to help you move at all. - You have to manually request a raise and depending on how you negotiated your contract, you may or may not have the ability to receive one. - There is a cap to how much they will pay you for the contract so even if you work that position 4 years, once you hit that cap you are stuck. I originally submitted my resume with TekSystems when I had finished my degree and never heard back. Many years later, I was approached on LinkedIn by a TekSystems recruiter for a position and he had no idea I was in the system previously. Working with him was good, and I did get the position. Then I never heard from him again and I've had 4 or 5 different recruiters whose names I could not tell you if I tried since then. There's supposed to be monthly calls, they never happen.

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