Run!!! - Account Representative II Ansira Employee Review

1.0
Jun 13, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Co-workers are cool, while they last. But the turn over rate is extremely high so they don’t stick around for long.

Cons

Almost everything. Mostly the fact that work/life balance doesn’t exist here. Ansira is life while you work here and you never see your family. Also, being treated like you’re in second grade by managers who have no idea what they’re even doing.

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Ansira Response
6y
We reached out to Adam Vandermyde to share his thoughts on your feedback. . Adam shares the following: So sorry your experience hasn't been stellar at Ansira. Each team, situation, and experience is certainly unique –but in general we are proud that our turnover is significantly down compared to last year, as is our OT (employees on average spend 3-4 hours OT per week.) I encourage you to reach out to your supervisor, or their supervisor if you don’t get an immediate response. We appreciate and want your feedback either in one of our employee engagement surveys, or through direct feedback. If that doesn’t work, please reach out to HR – we want to hear your suggestions for improvement!

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Cons

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Thank you for sharing this feedback and for the contributions you made during your time at Ansira. Feedback like yours is important and helps us continue to evaluate how we support our teams and create a sustainable work environment. The Growth Mindset program is an employee recognition initiative that celebrates individuals who exemplify our company values and strengthen our culture. It is not intended to diminish or dismiss conversations about workload, capacity, or employee support. We recognize that initiatives can be experienced differently by individuals, and we appreciate you sharing your perspective.
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