Groups360 Reviews

Management will lie directly in your face about goals and they never take accountability for faulty leadership. I’m honestly not sure if they have anyone working in operations because by the looks of it the way this company is set up, It is failing. They promote their Management but rarely promote the underdogs who do the real work. Oh and the pay disparity is insane. You can work the same role as your team and make 20k less than them. Also, the unlimited PTO benefits are a scam.

During my tenure at Groups360, the leadership dynamics within my team presented a challenging and inconsistent experience. The individual overseeing our operations exhibited a fluctuating mood that oscillated between positive and negative, creating an unpredictable work environment. In terms of fostering innovation, there was a lack of sustained support. Despite occasional ventures into exploring new ideas, these efforts were often abandoned as a “waste of time.” This approach hindered the development of a creative and forward-thinking atmosphere, leaving little room for progress. The absence of comprehensive training further compounded the challenges, as the expectation seemed to be an innate understanding of job responsibilities. One of the most notable aspects of this leadership was a pronounced ego, coupled with a directive attitude of “because I’m the boss.” The reluctance to embrace constructive feedback was palpable, reflecting a leadership style resistant to improvement. This disposition extended beyond my immediate team, as higher-level managers also exhibited aggression and occasional unprofessional conduct, employing explicit language in their interactions. The promised hybrid work model, initially described as a balance of in-office and remote work, deviated from reality. The discouragement of remote work coincided with the leader’s habitual early departure from the office, creating a dissonance with the advertised flexibility. In summary, my experience at Groups360 was shaped by the leadership approach within my team, marked by inconsistencies, a lack of sustained innovation support, and a workplace culture that diverged from the collaborative environments I had previously encountered. I trust that providing this feedback will contribute to the organization’s growth and improvement.