Insperity reviews

Entry level job sold with a fancy title and promise of making real money. Looks really good on the surface till you dig in. Select few will do well because they are given everything incoming. (Everyone in sales mentions this, so don't be surprised when you notice it's true.) Nobody will teach you anything. If you learn you cant be used as a telemarketer anymore. You are there to create opportunities for the long term people. Revolving door in sales due to the lies they feed people during the recruitment process. Model is designed to bring in high level talent to do entry level work and you help feed the lazy people. You sell some stuff, you leave and they keep your measly residuals. Every office has a couple fat and happy, one or two office favorites and the rest are chumps. Same pattern in just about every office.

In my experience (maybe just my department) everything at the organization is done for "consistency". This isn't inherently a bad thing, but, it does completely destroy innovation and creativity. Additionally, the representation of my position in the recruitment phase was wildly oversold and has led me to apply for other jobs as I am under employed for my level of knowledge and skill. The overt religious leaning of the leadership may bother some people. The way in which people are promoted seems to have more to do with tenure than skill or ability.