The Negative Reviews Are Real! Believe them! - Client Relationship Manager Prolink Employee Review

1.0
Jun 2, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

None now - run don’t walk away from this “opportunity” but once you leave your life improves and sleeping is actually restful!

Cons

Everything! Technology- there is none get ready to do the same report 10x Leadership- hard LOL completely lacking in every way! Just ask anyone that is actually willing to be honest! If don’t kiss complete butt your basically no one. They hire people from competing companies they come and in and try to bring their friends and push the people that have been there for years out the door. Top producers are never praised just always picked apart and asked to do more with little to now support. They have no idea what the CRM’s and recruiters even do. Pay-they are actual thieves, you should see what they did to everyone last year. Now, they dangle a bonus structure like a carrot and make it unreachable and can’t provide any explanation or data to support the decisions on how they make these numbers. They do not value a single employee! Well outside the C suite/boys club. They let high producing, tenured employees go and quit with not even the bat of an eye. Be ware if you bring concerns to HR professionally, you could be putting a target on your back. They will let you go if you bring concerns and issues to them. Can’t quite figure that out but cheers to at will states like OH. Never get comfortable they don’t care about you. They might have back in 2018/2019 but those days are gone! You are made to feel like you can’t do anything but work and work and work more. The company has taken the hardest nosedive and it’s truly sad to see.

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Prolink Response
1y
Thank you for your feedback. We won't attempt to dismiss your experience or claim that every point you've made is invalid. In fact, we recognize that not every company is the right fit for every person-and clearly, Prolink was not the right place for you. That's okay. Sometimes leaving a role truly does improve quality of life, and if that's been the case for you, we're glad to hear it. Your perspective is one of many, and we understand that frustration can build when expectations don't align with reality. That said, we won't apologize for holding high standards, driving performance, or making changes that support long-term growth, even if those decisions don't sit well with everyone. Leadership evolves, systems evolve, and with the growth of the company and the market comes necessary change, not all of which will be universally embraced. For those considering Prolink, we encourage you to do your own research, talk to current employees, and draw your own conclusions. A review, positive or negative, rarely captures the full picture. To the reviewer- we wish you the best in whatever comes next. While your chapter here has closed, our focus remains on building a stronger organization that's built to last for those who choose to be a part of it.

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