Full time worker - Anonymous employee Airswift Employee Review

3.0
Apr 5, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good culture. Middle Management is open to discussions on change. Can progress up in the company easily. Career path is well planned. Making some great changes, and recognizing the problems that we as workers face every day. Its has been hard to voice the problems and have someone listen, but this is turning around and working out well.

Cons

Salaries for non-sales staff are low, and rarely negotiated. It is very hard and uncomfortable to approach management to request a review of wages due to the situation in the industry and bonuses have not been paid for a number of years, which is quite frankly demotivating. Lots of changes, for the better, but the people running the projects probably need to be looked at and assessed. Systems are a problem. Outdated, complicated and just a pain for us workers to use. Need a major overhaul. Due to the industry changes, a lot of people were let go, but now that it is picking up, it feels understaffed and people are very stressed, and over worked.

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Pros

Supportive work environment with collaborative teams and strong opportunities for professional development. Management encourages continuous learning, values employee contributions, and promotes a culture of respect and accountability. Flexible environment and exposure to challenging projects help build valuable experience.

Cons

Very few downsides overall. Like any fast-paced organization, there are occasional busy periods, but they also provide valuable learning experiences and professional growth opportunities.

5.0
May 23, 2026
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Pros

The culture feels genuinely fair. Leadership is transparent about performance and expectations, and success doesn’t feel limited to the same select group of people year after year. Strong work hard, play hard mentality. High performers are rewarded well, and effort/performance matter more than tenure or office politics. Coming from companies with heavy favoritism, I’ve really appreciated how even the playing field feels here. Very supportive leadership and team culture. I’ve always felt backed by both my direct manager and upper leadership, which makes a huge difference during stressful periods. Great benefits overall, especially for the staffing/recruitment industry.

Cons

Workloads can become heavy during busy periods, especially on lean teams. Longer Monday–Thursday schedules can feel draining at times, even with half-day Fridays. Fast-paced environment can make it easy to overwork yourself during busy seasons

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