D&M Leasing Reviews

Everything else. I held back from leaving a review for quite some time to see if a cool head would prevail over leaving a poor review, but obviously my distain for this company has left a lasting impression. I’ve heard so many stories and seen first hand how management could care less for their employees. From deaths in the family to health issues, none of that matters. Even with the senior employees. The benefits are absolutely horrible, poor outdated vacation plan that they don’t seem to want you to take (big surprise!), lots of promises that don’t come to fruition and lies about good work/home balance. They expect you to come early and leave late, dock your pay for trivial reasons (mind you that employees are commission based; so you don’t do well you get a $200 something draw for the week that you have to pay back). Told to act like it’s your business to run, but treat you as an hourly employee. If you’re looking for a career at a company who respects you as much as you should respect them, look elsewhere. No wonder there’s only the one office here in Houston. I’m glad I left when I did. Before they could instill any more negativity in me. Also note that good reviews were asked for by management. That’s why they are clumped together in dates.

The office I was at had a new manager and I felt as if the training once I got to the office was sub par. The training manager did a good job of explaining how everything works but it was sink or swim it seemed once you got there. Some people thrive in that environment, I was just not one of them. They pay was a little over inflated from what they stated at the interview but money is still good. Benefits are a joke so do not expect to get good health and 401K options. Work Life Balance: I had a friend who got into a very serious motorcycle accident on a Friday evening and I was at the hospital all night with his wife and 3 yr old daughter. I went and took care of their girl on Saturday morning (I was up 24 hours). I emailed my manager to let him know what was going on and I got a call saying that I should have come in anyway. This friend of mine died 2 days later to his injuries and thank God the funeral was on a Sunday or I might have had to skip it to work for fear of getting a guilt trip. THAT is when I knew what was most important to this company.