August Home Reviews

Is a terrible company to work for. They make garbage products and you get worked and overworked with no credit. Stay far away from the company. Competitors like ring have better products as well.

- There's a lack of guidance here, from up top. Questionable management experience from above. - Lack of staff (Missing two key sales presence in sales/marketing team) - When I mentioned learning above, more so it's learning that I brought upon myself (not really a negative, but expect to reach out for learning, it will not come to you) - PR runs all...a bit difficult to work with when you're trying to reach realistic expectations while PR only cares about announces and reviews, regardless of product availability. - Creative feedback from many different directions causes projects to be delayed due to many revisions. - Management claims that everyone has to work as a team, but picks and chooses who is actually working as a team member, causing low morale (this is only in certain areas of the company). - Lack of standard, every time a new project or idea arises, it's almost like an entire overhaul, instead of having a standard and using that standard to build upon. - Unrealistic expectations for many projects, relating to deadlines and capabilities - The feeling that a lot of gossip happens (can't verify this to be true, but certain people give off a vibe if they feel a certain way about you) - No standardized work flow. Seems like if there is a project, it s a new group everytime that is working on it...involving the same people but leaving out others, which leads to bad communication. - Not sure there is room for growth in career. No support for further educational opportunities. - Perception seems to carry more weight than the work you do (this is almost at every job, but its amplified here due to small size of the company) - Company expenses can take forever to get back - No company cards. - Situated next to a homeless shelter - No parking lot for employees -