The only upside of working here is that at least you have a job - Anonymous employee Dealer eProcess Employee Review

2.0
7 Feb 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

No yearly review, so salary never goes up. You need an exit plan if you're going to take a job here.

Cons

End-of-year bonus for 2024: The company gave us an extra $100 in our paycheck some time in November. Over the following weeks until the end of the year, employees could donate some amount of the $100 given or perform some kind of volunteer work for a chance to get entered into a weekly raffle, where one person would win a prize of $250+ value. Mind you, this company has over 100 employees, so this meant there were dozens of entrants for each weekly raffle. All in all I would say like 6 people won a prize of some sort because, like I said, there was only one winner for each weekly raffle. I thought maybe at the last week management would be like "Sike, we actually have a real bonus for everyone!" but no, that was not the case. The year before everyone got to pick from a catalog of holiday gifts based on their years of service, so this was definitely a downgrade. The saddest thing was how everyone was pretending this was the best idea ever when it's very pathetic in reality.

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Dealer eProcess Response
11mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and experiences with us. We truly value your feedback regarding the end-of-year bonus and your overall experience within the company. We understand that the changes made last year may not have met everyone’s expectations. We want to clarify that all employees had the option to keep the $100 and were not required to donate it. Additionally, there was the opportunity to perform an act of service instead of making a monetary donation. No one was expected to do either. Our goal was to celebrate giving back to our communities. Our commitment to giving back to our community is important to us, and we will continue to strive to make a positive impact. Your input helps us improve, and we appreciate your ongoing support. Thank you again for your honesty.

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