1. Environment dictated by emotion.
2. Employees being publically berated.
3. Managers being berated in front of entire company.
4. Not feeling safe.
5. Very small chance of growth in company.
6. Little to no direction
7. No one to really guide you, no contact person for when you need help, only fellow recruiters.
8. Dress attire is business casual
9. You're required to be in office from 8:30-5:30.
10. If you have a doctors appointment or some other emergency and have to leave the office for a day or so, it's like pulling teeth to get your PTO
11. Basically no organization, everything is on a whim.
12. High turnover rate company.
13. They are so concerned with their image, that they miss out on so much opportunity.
14. Certain managers will claim to have your back and then will sell you out to upper management as soon as the chance arises. Don't trust anyone with how you feel. If you have constructive criticism, just keep it to yourself, once the ceo finds out you have constructive criticism, you'll be seen as an enemy.
15. They want the environment between the recruiters to be adversarial. They claim they want them working as a team, but they don't, they advocate heavy competitions which creates animosity towards other employees, especially since you could be fired in a moments notice.
16. Only casual dress on Fridays.
17. Their applicant tracking system is cheap and horrible, the whole time I was there, some of the settings to help me succeed were not even turned on, which were repeatedly asked about.
18. All meetings are basically a waste of time.
19. They promise you state of the art training and monetary excellence. The person whom trains recruiters, has never actually had any recruiting experience in his life.
The entire company runs off of the CEO's emotions, you'll know in the morning meeting every day if you're going to have a good day or a bad day. Basically, they just throw different strategies against the wall hoping they'll stick. They need to bring in a professional who knows what they're doing and get it all together for them. They play this game that they care about you and everyone who works for them, but they really don't. I don't fault them for that as it's a business but don't believe them when they say they care about you, cause they don't. It's business, not personal. The CEO will berate employees in front of the entire company, even managers. They hire people with little to no experience and try to train them into the person they want them to be, which is fine. But, the turnover rate is very high because if they don't think you'll produce sales, you'll be fired quickly, no one is really safe. Since they're hiring people with no talent, there's a large pool of people they know will take the chance to work for them.