Perks do not outweigh the Crummy Management - Anonymous employee Accruent Employee Review

1.0
Jun 22, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Casual dress code. Based in Austin. People are very nice. Free snacks. Open paid time off. Lots of soda? I'm having trouble coming up with more Pros.

Cons

I truly believe that some of the positive reviews on this site are fabricated by the the HR team. This place has a very high turn over rate in a number of departments because the company does not treat it's employees well. Many individuals are treated as if they are unimportant and disposable and some are actually 'disposed' or fired. The respect that management shows the individual worker is minimal and that disrespect works its way from the top down. The company needs to treat their employees like adults. Also, their tiered salary system is bogus. It's an excuse to pay employees below average with the lofty promise of promotion. There's no way that the company can keep that promise. There are too many employees and the numbers do not work out.

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Accruent Response
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I am sorry that your experience at Accruent was not positive. We wish you the best in the next phase of your career. Note: HR does not write reviews on Glassdoor. If we leave a comment on here, it is under our name rather than an anonymous review. Best, Wayne Roberts Chief Operating Officer

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