Not a great place to work - Payroll Specialist Payentry Employee Review

1.0
Jul 27, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

If you desperately need a job and can deal with a lot of micromanaging, lack of training and unrealistic expectations then I say go for it.

Cons

Lack of communication, processes need streamlining, training less than adequate, micromanaged to death, unrealistic expectations, favoritism, felt isolated, pay way too low for the work.

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Payentry Response
4y
We are sorry that you were less than satisfied with your time here at CPS. We hold very high standards for ourselves and our employees, so we want to make sure that we give our employees all the right tools for success. We also know this is a business which is difficult because our customers want perfection when processing their payroll. We are sorry you feel as though you were not given enough training. That is never our intention. We have many employees who are well versed in all aspects of our business, have been with the company for many years and have continued to grow. We are very sorry this did not work out for you and wish you the best in your future roles.

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Cons

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Payentry Response
1w
Thank you for your feedback. At Payentry, we strive to provide fair, achievable, and transparent procedures and work goals. Prospecting is an essential part of all organizations with sales departments. Our sales training program follows our SMART principle. SMART training means all training plans are Specific to the individual, Measured for progress, include Achievable metrics for fairness, Reported to both the employee and manager throughout training, and also are Time-based so milestones are met within the training period. This structure allows employees to learn the correct standards and compliant ways to perform the job. We are sorry that you were disappointed with the goals and the training. We appreciate your honest feedback and are sorry that this role didn’t work out for you. We wish you the best in your future roles.
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