Precept Wine Reviews

the executives expect their employees on all levels to break compliance, real estate, liquor and building code laws. if you push back or mention that it isn't right or that what they are asking you to do is illegal. you can count down the days until you are fired. they fire employees for the doing things exactly the same way that upper management does them, but those employees never get punished or fired. its the biggest lie and worst wine company hypocrisy i've ever seen. having been in the wine industry for decades, i was excited to work with a large corporate wine company. the problem is, the people running it don't know anything about the industry. they don't value the people that work for them and they set impossible and ridiculous amounts of work on their employees. they come up with the most ludicrous ideas and expect them to happen in a weeks time, but don't actually train anyone on how to do their jobs. if i could give no stars i would. they will come up with any excuse they can not to pay you your earned bonuses, including firing you so that they don't have to. if you work for these guys i suggest running as fast and far away as you can.

Several of the newer positive reviews on Glassdoor were added by people who were asked directly by their managers to provide positive reviews to bring up the overall score. That level of dishonesty is only the beginning. Management is toxic and constantly moves the goal post. The CEO is narcissistic and inappropriate with many female employees. The mantra is about building relationships but that only seems relevant when it benefits the executive team, and that can change on a dime.