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Company Life - General Manager Synergy Staffing Partners Employee Review

4.0
11 Apr 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The work life balance is spot on, they take extra care of you when it is needed most, it is truly a people first company.

Cons

The amount of people coming in the door gets difficult at times, if you don't stay on task, it can become overwhelming.

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5.0
31 July 2024
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CEO approval
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Pros

Atmosphere, Work Homelife balance, Pay, Culture

Cons

The stress of being in a very competitive market

2.0
6 Jan 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Small, family run business. Hands on training. Nice people working there. Some autonomy. Cell phone reimbursement. They really care about their temporary employees and accounts.

Cons

Hands on training to a fault. I learned from the owner directly, but never really understood my role. I was given a territory, but all of the great companies were being housed with the owners, so slim picking since the owners knew everyone. I was promised a certain salary and commission but after I sat and really crunched the numbers, you won't make near the amount they said. The PTO structure is company wide, so being in sales it really doesn't work with that structure. So a little behind the times as far as how to treat a sales team, but the owners aren't really open to new ideas. When the owners go out of town, they will not be in a good mood when they come back, so lots of moody days. They won't pay the federal IRS mileage, they short you on that for some reason. Horrible insurance plan. No culture really.

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Synergy Staffing Partners Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We did disclose we were a small company and that training was mostly hands-on. One of the reasons for hiring in this position was to free up the Sales Managers time to create comprehensive training, which was discussed during negotiations. The territory given was the most lucrative in our service area, a large portion of house account transitioned. However, after 20+ years of loyalty it would be detrimental and irresponsible to transition those accounts to a Representative that not only was new to the industry but new to business to business sales. Once this Representative was well established and proven, then most of those accounts would have been transitioned, which was also communicated at the time of job offer. The potential was great due to the Owners contacts and several accounts were landed due to the tenure and built relationships that were immediately given to said Representative. The pay structure was explained and full disclosure was given in relations to time that must be invested by the Sales Representative to reach income goals. Confused on the numbers that were calculated, since there was no access to the current business books, only the small accounts that were given in the short amount of time with our company. Benefits including time off are structured the same to not discriminate. We believe we were open to new ideas, and excited to have input. However given the short three months with our company we certainly did not have an opportunity to act upon suggestions. Had the former Employee committed to the projected plan, the income potential was certainly great and proven over several decades of industry leaders. We believe we are fair with our expense reimbursement and have since researched our industry to find we are more than competitive, and were considering increasing the pay for mileage which has now been implemented. We did in fact have some personal issues that caused some short term frustrations. It is disappointing that a team member did not have the same compassion that we extended when they had personal issues that not only distracted them, took them away from work but affected their mood. We are all human and believe we the type of company that supports each other. We offered and still do, every flexibility to include work hours and working from home to our Sales team to include a new laptop to accommodate flexibility. Very confused on the micromanage comment? Goals were put in place, commission structures increased with tenure, however if a Representative leaves within a couple of months they have not given the opportunity ample time to build that business to flourish as they committed to originally. There are positives and negatives to every size of company of course. We believe we offer a career opportunity and a personal commitment vs. some of the large companies whom many have proven to have no personal interest when laying off or making business decisions that affect their Employees lives. We wish you every "big time" success.
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