3.0
21% would recommend to a friend
45% positive business outlook
Pros
good team mates, overall fun to wrok
Cons
projects should have been manged better.
Pros
Good benefits and competitive wages
Cons
Good benefits and competitive wages. Leadership and management is not what it use to be. They’ve unfortunately let some great employees go over the years to keep some of the bad ones and it’s unfortunately showing. Instead of owning up to it, they’ve just swept it under the rug. It was known as great company with a “family like” atmosphere. Now with leadership, lack of professionalism, and communication throughout the organization, and overworking/taking advantage of the few good employees - it has gone downhill. There are a few good employees left which is why it continues to operate as efficiently as they do. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Most of the employees I am still in contact with have implied how much the company has changed for the worse and the negative atmosphere. From the micromanagement, stressful/tense environment, lack of office spaces, to controlling your office decor or what looks “professional”, to overall the work environment. It’s really sad because while the organization is doing good as a whole, the employees aren’t happy. I hear from several current employees “if it wasn’t for the benefits and pay, I would’ve left.” The COO is a micromanager who spends his time monitoring employee phone calls on their network, is purposely seeking out ways to harass and terminate anyone he does not like and has a different opinion than him. Whatever you do, don’t be open and friendly with management. It will backfire on you. They ask your opinion and thinking it’s a comfortable and open environment you do and it will backfire. It doesn’t matter if you travel across the country for the position either, the last 4 people who have were fired. Doesn’t matter if you’re family, been with the company for 15+ years, or anything. Even if you stay to yourself, don’t express your opinion, keep your nose clean, and work hard at your job, it won’t be good enough unfortunately.
Pros
Fair compensation. Not much else.
Cons
C-Level management consists of 2 megalomaniacs and an accountant, but they call themselves “Chiefs”. 2 weeks into my employment, they took away a full week of vacation from all technicians to fund a bonus incentive program. The CEO puts on a good show, but is a ruthless carrot-dangling dictator with a real mean streak behind closed doors. The COO spends his time monitoring employee phone calls on their network, seeking out ways to harass and terminate them. Don’t believe me? Go through their social media pages and see all the new people they’ve hired in the last 5 years. During my time there, over 20 people started employment at RTC and they had only grown by 1 total employee. They recently fired a 28 year workaholic, customer-focused company man because of a difference of opinion on the word “boss”. They will impress you with all that they have done to grow the business in the last 5 years and you may even move cross-country to get there and be a part of something seemingly ground level! Then they will dispose of you like the trash in the waste bin. Ask their former CFO who moved from Minnesota to be there and was fired just 2 months later. Ask their former CTO who moved from Florida and was fired a year later. Or ask one of many engineers, HR Managers, Field Managers or really anybody who has worked there in the past. They’ll all tell you the same things. You could even ask the COO about his tagalong who relocated from Texas to work there. Yep. They even fire their own family… and don’t even get me started on the labor laws, utility laws and FEV regulations theY completely disregard… That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Get to know the frontline employees who still find themselves working there and they will tell you it is as stressful of an environment as you could imagine.
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