Auto Club of Southern California Reviews

Cons

None. It's a nice place to work.

Cons

The workload can become very overwhelming

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Executive management has lost the torch they used to carry so high.

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Parking is a problem as it is very limited and there is no parking structure it is a very large lot that fills up quickly.

Cons

very "old school" Difficult to create change.

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Dysfunctional management.. There is one manager whom is excellent and deserves more credit than she gets. Unfortunately, politics and bipolar leadership has put all of the wrong people in key positions needed to grow a healthy team.

Constant outsourcing of talent to China / India contractors in a revolving door fashion that does nothing to benefit department IQ in the long term.

Company Leadership means well but they haven't figured out how to rein in or spot charlatans in key roles.

Far too much focus on their new ClubLabs initiative (glassdoor this company, it's part of AAA) and less time spent on fixing the core problems facing the existing department. Essentially, they are abandoning a failed department due to poor leadership, and the same poor leadership has been given a fresh start to build a new department in the heart of downtown L.A.. Traffic, homeless, crime, but hey, there's free drinks..

A lot of nice people who genuinely mean well but usually end up leaving or becoming bitter when they receive their clubotomy and realize it's a dead end road unless you're willing to be a "YES" person.

Cons

I honestly have no cons, this is one of the top best companies.

Cons

Can be extremely stressful at times

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They dangle the "you can make 100k here" carrot in front of you constantly for 3 months. The job is essentially cold calling former AAA insureds or following up on 3 week old quotes from people not interested.

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Long hours and mandatory weekends. They discriminate and HR does nothing. This company thinks they are in the 1950’s and treat women and minority accordingly. It is absolutely the WORST PLACE to work in California. Please believe all the bad reviews and not the good reviews. The good reviews are written by over worked recruiters that must must meet their hiring quotas. This place is toxic and the closest you’ll get to hell here on earth. STAY AWAY!!!!