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American Consumer Shows Reviews

3.0

40% would recommend to a friend

(38 total reviews)

44% positive business outlook

American Consumer Shows has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 38 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The American Consumer Shows employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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38 reviews
1.0
5 June 2015

Will make you wish you worked for Mr. Burns...

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Pros...okay...give me a minute. Hold on...trying to think of something here. Okay, don't rush me...um. Whew...uhhh.

Cons

- condescending, controlling owner who will tell you to your face that you have no value, lie to employees as readily as clients, steal ideas from competition and threaten lawsuits to get what he wants. - Employees under-appreciated, undervalued, underpaid and underestimated. - No benefits. - Owner constantly cries poorhouse, telling employees no raises or bonuses, then jets off to exotic vacations or for extended summer stays in vacation home.

2.0
13 Nov 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good base salary. The rest of the employees are kind and have been there for an insanely long time which at first seemed like a good sign. Keurig cups are offered

Cons

They say family and health comes first. Sounds great at first and like they understand you are people which is refreshing. That comes with an exception. If you have family and health emergencies that are just more then what they deem then now you are not a person but a number. If you are a newbie coming into the company ... you will work for a woman who has never been a manager before. So many people were let go in seconds or days or weeks and told the same thing ...not even by the owner to see what lies we have all presumed he was being fed and to defend our sides... but by the person saving their own skin. One day ceo will tell you he believes I’m you and the next the manager will give you the same line that is given to all that are let go ... “it just isn’t a good fit”. No matter how many times you ask “where did this co,e from and why?” ..... it will just be repeated. And your answer is because they are saving their own skin before ownership finds out they aren’t doing their job. During “training”, you better not have any questions because you will be yelled at to stop asking questions... By the person who is supposed to be training you? Expect a short temper and non managerial skills. Good person, bad manager. You don’t really receive training ..... you just go figure it out yourself and when you come to so,etching you don’t know about ...you act on it because you are scared to ask a question and if it’s wrong then you will be told that you should have known what to do or it was told to you when it never was.

1.0
24 Jan 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Snacks - Parking - Office Supplies

Cons

- NO TRAINING - CEO is horrendous - Office Conduct, Protocols and Procedures are EXTREMELY outdated. - Treatment of other Employs by supervisors is unmoral as is the business being conducted - Over Worked Staff for Under pay - Cameras / Recording Devices used in every part of the office

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