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Roman and Williams Guild Reviews

1.7

7% would recommend to a friend

(18 total reviews)

18% positive business outlook

Roman and Williams Guild has an employee rating of 1.7 out of 5 stars, based on 18 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a poor working experience there.

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18 reviews
3.0
28 Sept 2017

Buyer

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Interesting business ventures to be a part of

Cons

Very unorganized environment and little to no comraderie.

1.0
11 Oct 2023

Bad management and poor work-life balance

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

A few nice colleagues and a high salary

Cons

All of these reviews are 100% true. When I first got the job I looked on Glassdoor and could not really believe what I read. I therefore contacted the company to ask them about all of the bad reviews and they convinced me it wasn’t true. Although I found out pretty quickly it was all true. This place is extremely toxic. Fires people from out of nowhere and treats their employees like trash. There is no respect and some of the comments being said to employees are so disrespectful and hard to see from the sidelines. There is absolutely no structure and the deadlines will come out of nowhere leaving you and the rest of the team to work very long hours. The founder has no respect for people's private life and this then trickles down to managers under the founder, not creating a nice environment either and throwing their employees under the bus to impress the founder.

2.0
11 Feb 2022

Carnage at its Finest

Recommend
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Pros

Are you a happy and enthusiastic person? Do you yearn for a fulfilling job? Enjoy amusement parks? If you answered yes to all of the above, you'll love working here! See below for the nail-biting experience.

Cons

IF YOU ARE OR KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS BEEN ADMITTED. Then saddle up partner, you’re in for a ride that would triumph the insanity of Willy Wonka! First and foremost, consider yourself “part of the team” after your first nervous breakdown. (estimated 30-45 days from start date) Once you sign that offer, prepare to question your pure existence, decisions and competency, even if you have 20+ years’ experience… Congratulations, you are now an IDIOT, welcome to the company. Thank you for accepting this position… you are now responsible for 4 additional roles (supplemental pay not provided), we know that’s not what was agreed within your job descriptions… I guess that sucks for you. "thank you come again" Let’s begin. When was the last time you cried or experienced a mental breakdown? Gear up, it’s required weekly. Prepare to normalize the anticipation of belittling behavior and “Finger Pointed” degrading when the “QUEEN” arrives. [side note]: Always preformed in front of an audience. Have you ever stuck your hand at the end of a vacuum? Well, imagine instead of your hand, it’s your body, and the vacuum is the bottomless pit to Hell. Hope you enjoy summer months! Ever experience PTSD? (Specialist co-pay is $35) Overwhelming feeling of constant nervousness? (Prescription co-pay $25.00) How about panic-stricken heart palpitations? (Medical Transport is $500) *approximate company provided benefit co-pays for reference* Remember, take 2 steps forward and 666 steps back, have no fear, you will never get to the finish line!

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