Acrisure reviews

- passed my RIBO exam on the first try, but it took management almost 3 months to get the employment confirmation form signed. - was told there would be so many opportunities to go from account assistant to account executive, but other people have gotten the promotion over myself and another female colleague. some people have been at the company for less time than us and yet have been promoted, despite our eagerness to advance - received a 3% salary bump after I passed my RIBO exam but before my application could be submitted due to the delayed form. Once I got the actual licence, and during which time management kept saying a raise was on the horizon, they denied my raise request because "I had already received a raise" during my year end evaluation (aka the 3% inflation raise) - I am now made to train an account executive as an assistant. I do not feel it is proper to have myself train someone, that should be on management. they also do not seem to have trained this person properly as they are always confused about their next steps. - some people's workloads are staggaring, while others are twiddling their thumbs unsure what to do. dividing the workload between the team would be more beneficial. - when I was first hired they said they would be rolling out matching RRSP contributions. have not heard a word of it since

Managers and HR don’t offer the benefit of the doubt, they decide what they think of you and run with it. There is no support or time to improve and they don’t give you the resources to help you learn, they expect you to figure it out how they want it to be done and reprimand you if you don’t, weeks or months later after the fact. Rather than tell you what you’re doing is on the wrong path, the same day or week. Though they won’t communicate what they would like. Management also went you to act the same as them, other approaches don’t work. Training is non-existent, they won’t tell you what you need to know but you will be blamed for not knowing what you don't know. The culture is confusing, it’s very informal, you hear senior leaders swear frequently and make inappropriate jokes but they also want everyone else to be tightlipped and professional.