HORRIBLE ENVIRONMENT-MANAGEMENT-SUPERVISOR - FL PIP Litigation Rep Sr. UAIC Employee Review

1.0
Nov 4, 2025
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Pros

I WORKED REMOTELY THIS WAS THE ONLY GOOD THING ABOUT THIS POSITION. Stay away Non Standard Company

Cons

Supervisor was horrible. No patience. Training was bad. Rude. Manager was even worse. Unless your hispanic that treat you horrible! The supervisor and manager acted like gangsters, not proffessional at all. I dont think that either one had a college degree or had any management experience. They both lead with threats instead of encouragement. They were both ghetto

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Cons

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