American Roller Reviews

A good company once but a sinking ship. I used to think bad reviews were from people who were fired or had a chip on their shoulder. I am neither. Arco has a lot of problems starting at the top. Many seasoned employees have left so there’s scant knowledge in customer service and other departments. Even when people tell the truth, make managers aware of the problems, they turn a blind eye. It sounds like utopia when you interview, promises of raises and job reviews, don’t buy into the fairy tale. Most years you earn less because insurance goes up and pay might increase 1% but not enough to cover the higher insurance. The culture is toxic, no team players anywhere, shut up and do what your told prevails. And if you make a mistake? Don’t believe It when they tell you it’s ok if you had good reason, there are no good reasons. A pig covered in diamonds is still a pig.

Where to begin.. first off, management is generally two faced. They say one thing but expect something completely different. There is minimal transparency. In my experience, they did not have any ethical or moral issues with lying directly to an employee regarding their job expectations, which should be a red flag to prospective new employees. Due to their combined dishonesty, multiple employees have voluntary quit jobs at ARCO in favor working at other companies which have more stable work environments. I was laid off because I believe that I drew too much attention to the fact that management lied to me multiple times. At ARCo, the work environment is tolerable when business is good and it becomes intolerable when sales performance is lacking (which may not have been your fault at all but you are still punished). For your own sake, avoid working at American Roller Company!! It could become a blemish on your career and then will likely cause more harm than good to your career.