TriNet reviews

3.3

47% would recommend to a friend

(367 total reviews)
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Mike Simonds

61% approve of CEO

36% positive business outlook

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3.0
Oct 5, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Great pay and benefits (but you earn it!) Won't find job variety any place like this industry

Cons

unrealistic work load expectations by management Need to decide if job is sales or customer service or human resources - there is not time for all

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TriNet Response
11y
Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. We realize that TriNet has undergone tremendous growth in the past year and that workloads can be challenging. We hope that everyone is vocal about the workloads they face so managers can allocate the proper resources.
3.0
Sep 29, 2014

Loved it until last 8 months

Anonymous employee
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CEO approval
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Pros

Family oriented environment even though it is a large company Growth opportunities for most CEO and Executive leadership involvement Holiday party Employee appreciation days

Cons

No work-life balance Compensation low Poor middle/senior management in some areas Lack of organization on some teams

2.0
Jul 24, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Salary ($80-$90K), good customer products and modern customer services.

Cons

Offer a free blackberry phones (?huh) Using a Dell laptop, weighs >20lbs, keyboards often fail and stick. Office is open space, not enough privacy, no barriers or cubicles to buffer noise. Atmosphere is "sophomoric", managers try to sell company "line" and expect you to buy it. Too many loud voices that carry during cold calling. Middle managers request forecast reports every week, sometimes 2x per week (annoying!) Forecasting is a masochistic ritual Q&A session, often in front of peers, trial by humiliation type of leadership. Sales are being driven by weekly & monthly metrics - promotes anxiety and lots of cheating. Mentors are helpful at first but self-serving by the end of training period. Middle managers are lecturing from high up, and not "down in the trenches" and feeling the pain. This job is hard, you can make money, expect to only close 1-2 deals a month, need thick skin because it's very shark tanky out in the field - between reps in opposing verticals and reps who want to sell to all markets.

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TriNet Response
11y
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. Whether employee feedback is positive or negative, we always listen and respond to current and former employees. TriNet is in a period of rapid growth, and with that can come growing pains. We understand some teams may feel more pressure than others. We also recognize that our sales group may not be a good fit for everyone, but we do want it to be a diverse and positive environment. We have shared your concerns with the sales organization and appreciate your candid feedback. On a related note, we hope you are noticing some of the improvements TriNet has implemented on a company-wide basis, and we hope you will fill out employee surveys as invited to do so and share your constructive criticisms and suggestions for improvement with your team. We are always striving to be better. There is a tremendous amount of opportunity here at TriNet. We hope you will continue to tap into it with us. Let us know how we can help you!
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