Brooksource Reviews
Updated May 10, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 27 ratings Employees are “Very Satisfied” |
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Pros
Fun company culture!!!
Multiple avenues for professional growth
Autonomy over work day and schedule
Continuous learning and teaching environment
Ethical, honest, and loyal to employees and clients
Each office is unique, but we are all close friends and a tight-knit family!
Cons
Still a young company so many of the processes are new and still being worked out. That being said, the company is investing a lot in new tools and employee training to help us continue to grow aggressively with happy smart employees.
Pros
If you are looking for a work place that encourages you to create new ideas, and then actually see them implemented then you are in the right place. They hire the right people to push you to do your very best, and they provide you with the right tools to maximize your potential. The comapny has so many ooportunites that your possibilities are endless based on where you want your career to go. Brooksource is just an awesome place to work.
Cons
In our industry you can't control everything so sometimes people back out, or companies don't do what they say they are going to do. So if there was any con it would be the industry since you can't control everything.
Pros
*Tons of growth opportunities
*Opportunity to make a lot of money
*Helps develop a large variety of relational skills
*Exposure to a market segment that can be difficult to get into (Information Technology)
Cons
*Have to put a considerable amount of extra time to see significant rewards, due to working for commissions.
*Base salary could be a bit higher.
*Have to depend on other peoples ability to be professional and reliable to be successful.
*Nothing about the industry is guaranteed.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to offer the opportunities for growth but improve the compensation and commission structure. People need to be able to earn more and earn more faster to continue to stay motivated to produce.
Pros
Brooksource provides excellent opportunity to gain tons of knowledge in a short amount of time and progress quickly in your career. They promote within, so there is a great deal of opportunity for advancement within the company and they really empower their employees. You really feel as if you are part of something great here and are actively engaged in changing and growing the company. Amazing company culture, everyone works extremely hard but manages to keep a loose, fun environment.
Cons
IT staffing industry is tough, and very compeitive. Not for everyone, but for those with thick skin there is a lot of opportunity there.
Pros
*high energy environment
*growth opportunities
*additional training
*the people!
*the owners' continued involvement
*the encouraged out of office activities
Cons
There will always be struggles when selling a service!
Advice to Senior Management
Brooksource only promotes from within, so there is a slight learning curve that has to be acounted for
Pros
Flexibility
Develop friends
Career opportunity
skills growth
Fun
Management that genuinely wants the best for everyone
Stable growing company
Only promote from within
Cons
Not right for everyone b/c staffing is challenging business where not everything is under your control
Pay structure
Flat organizational structure can turn people off if they are looking for title promotions
Pros
Sense of family, social atmosphere, opportunity to earn and succeed, increased responsibility, friendship, work/life balance, phenomenal growth potential, leadership, privately owned, innovation, community outreach.
Cons
Staffing is a tough industry with lots of ups and downs, but the constant challenge is also what drives many.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to promote from within and maintain the work/hard play/hard attitude that we all know and love. Set goals that seem unattainable and consistently blow them out of the water!
Pros
Brooksource has experienced tremendous growth since I began working with the company 7 years ago. We have opened 10 offices and added over 100 employees since I started. Leadership is never satisfied with “as is”, so I am confident we will continue to grow at an incredible rate.
What I love about this company is that although we have grown so much the last 7 years, we have never forgot what makes us great: developing our people, entrepreneurial spirit, and having a company where every employee feels part of a family and has fun every day.
The future holds unbelievable opportunity for this company and I’m thankful every day I can be a part of it.
Cons
Brooksource is not for everyone. We are looking for leaders who are ready to take on large changes while being fairly new to the professional world.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to look for the next challenge like you have since I started. I've had a great expereience so far, so please keep it up!
Pros
My coworkers are my friends inside and outside of work. My manager is approachable at all times of the day. The President and CEO of the company has personally sent me a hand-written letter of encouragement. I love to go to work everyday!
Cons
Recruiting is a challenge no matter who you are working for, but that is about as negative as it gets.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep it up!
Pros
It all starts with the culture. The people that work here are phenomenal, so coming into work is a pleasure on a daily basis - even on days when tough meetings or calls are waiting. We genuinely want each other to succeed, and we celebrate each others' success.
Career growth and advancement: there are no limits on where you go with or how you build your career at Brooksource. Senior management is open to new and creative career paths, and you are constantly exposed to the different business models practiced by clients. Working at Brooksource provides an amazing education in business, management, and organizational culture.
Cons
One of the strengths of our company culture is that we're all given the lattitude to learn from and make our own mistakes. Sometimes this becomes a negative though when working with overwhelmed or unproven colleauges (in either recruiting, account management, or mangement roles).
Advice to Senior Management
Great job establishing a learning culture. It'll be a constant battle to make sure that employee satisfaction is as high as possible, so please never get tired of that fight!


