No personal development at all. Broken promises - Project Manager Accruent Employee Review

1.0
Jun 19, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

I made some really good friends here. Close to restaurants in the area

Cons

I feel betrayed. When I started here a year ago they sold me on the opportunity for development, advancement and pay raise. After the first 6 months they said I was one of the best, but I had to wait on all three. Now, again, after another 6 months the same story. This seems to be the norm here: you tell people they are doing great, and the reward is just around the corner. However, when you get there they back pedal. Most of my peers feel the same. No surprise all the people are leaving.

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Accruent Response
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Would love to visit with you about the issues you note. Consider visiting with your manager or escalate (including to me) so that we can get on the same page. We haven't even finalized or announced mid-year promotions and raises yet, so I would love to hear how we got off track here. Best, Wayne Roberts Chief Operating Officer

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