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Terrible - Avoid - Anonymous employee Neptune Retail Solutions Employee Review

1.0
Oct 9, 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

There are no pros to share.

Cons

1 - Our CEO (Bill) is unprofessional and "talks down" to employees constantly. 2 - While Bill (CEO) has a proven track-record in flipping businesses, he has extremely poor communication skills (poor to the level that we question his basic education), yet he then turns around and criticizes everyone else's communication. It's bizarre. It would be funny if his poor communication wasn't always negatively directed to your team/department. 3 - Neptune cuts benefits too often. Their objective is to increase profits in order to sell Neptune in coming 1-2 years (following our acquisition of Quotient). This means employee benefits have been reduced to bare minimum. 4 - Zero support/resources from our bare-boned HR team. They don't exist and do not help us.

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5.0
Sep 24, 2025
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Pros

Weekly deadlines, but you create your own schedule. Don't want to work on Wednesday? No problem! Want to sleep till noon? No problem! Just complete your assignments by the deadline, work as many or as few hours as it takes for you to get your job done. Be professional, courteous, serve the client, collect a paycheck.

Cons

Depending on the number of locations you serve, there is an awful lot of time spent on your feet walking the aisles. Not a big deal really, wear comfy shoes, get your steps in for the day, you'll be fine.

1.0
May 5, 2026
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Pros

- Meaningful exposure to large CPG partners and real revenue responsibility - Opportunity to own strategy and influence client investment decisions - Fast-paced environment that builds resilience and prioritization skills

Cons

- Business decisions heavily prioritize short-term revenue, often at the expense of employees and long-term sustainability - Limited investment in people, support, and infrastructure relative to expectations placed on teams - Frequent shifts in direction created instability for both employees and client relationships - Cross-functional alignment and communication gaps made consistent execution difficult - Leadership messaging did not always match day-to-day realities

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