Great place to get foot in the door - Anonymous employee Accruent Employee Review

2.0
Jul 17, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Will give you a job outside your degrees norms Coworkers are generally smart Open PTO (use it)

Cons

The low pay will probably haunt you for your next several jobs due to the lack of bargaining power you have when moving on and trust me you'll be moving on. It seems a bit cliquey. Other than open PTO the perks are a pittance compared to what you will get elsewhere.

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Accruent Response
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Best of luck in your next role. We continue to work on making Accruent an enduringly great company. Our progress on compensation, benefits, career paths and development, and our overall People Strategy is encouraging and ongoing. Of course, we do it all to build a great company, with a great culture, that generates great results for our customers. I've posted updates on numerous posts giving factual data on our progress. I'll continue to be transparent about that. Best, Wayne Roberts Chief Operating Officer

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