Collabera Employee Reviews about "salary"
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Return to all Reviews- 3.0Oct 9, 2019Administrative AssistantFormer Employee, more than 1 yearMiami, FL
Pros
Payment always on time. Never a problem. Person that handle this part is very organized
Cons
They offered me a good salary and a t the time of the contract they lowered it a lot. Very unprofessional. The recruiter send me his boss to negotiate. Since I need it the job I took it. They can pay better since the companies pay them really well.
Collabera Response4y
Thank you for your review, and for the kudos to the payroll team - we're very proud of their work! And thank you for bringing your issues with salary negotiations to our attention - let's work together to address that. Please reach out to us at BusinessExcellence@collabera.com, and we'll make sure we do our part. Thank you again, and we wish you the best as you continue your career!
- 1.0May 13, 2019Technical RecruiterFormer Employee, more than 1 yearMakati City
Pros
Employees are mostly millennials, young and active so they easily get along. Good exposure for freshers
Cons
Salary is very incompetent. Recruiters have to depend on their performance incentive which is usually questionable. (Computation is not fixed, the amount changes from time to time depending on the management's will.) A high number of hires does not equal to a higher amount of incentives. Basic salary + Incentive will NEVER be enough for those unpaid OT and Saturday drives. Management does not provide proper training to their recruiters. The recruitment process is so poor that you'll lose candidates while waiting for interview schedule. You'll be asked by the Client/Account Executive to bug/contact candidates almost all the time! This company accepts so-so communication skills of candidates and that just shows how incompetent their recruiters are. Continuous learning should be offered to recruiters/employees through additional 'efficient' training. Recruiters are not well-taken care of. They'll have to work during weekends, warming up candidates and updating Account Managers but no appreciation will be given to them. Managers/Leaders have their own favorite pet which they favor almost all the time. You'll be treated as a TRAITOR if you leave the company for a better opportunity and better pay which they cannot provide. Management will put you on the PIP (Performance Improvement Program) without any good reason. Please consider the specific accounts which your recruiters handle cause clearly, accounts affect the performance of recruiters. Some teams handle active requirements while other teams are left with escalated and inactive requirements.
2Collabera Response5y
We are sorry to hear about your experience with Collabera and the many negative concerns you've addressed here. Since it is so different than what is expressed by many other of our employees, we encourage you to reach out to us at a special email created for such communication. This way, we can have a conversation and find out more about you and what happened. Your feedback to us will be helpful to us and to others currently and in the future. Prathiksha.pillai@collabera.com