Greenspire Employee Reviews about "company culture"

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- "Management does seem to want to work with you, but they are so busy trying to do their job that they aren't able to provide one on one assistance that new hires need." (in 7 reviews)
- "They both take the time to get to know their employees and genuinely care about everyone." (in 6 reviews)
- "Long hours (understandable considering the demand), routes are sometimes pretty grueling, and the negative side of any sales job." (in 5 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 5.0Nov 16, 2016Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearLos Angeles, CA
Pros
Upward mobility is REAL here. I've worked for numerous companies that pride themselves on growth and moving up through meritocracy. I can truthfully say none of them hold a candle to Greenspire in terms of growth for yourself as well as the company. You can become upper management in literally a few months, even weeks. You absolutely must prove yourself however, and that is common sense. The company culture and everyone that works here have been absolutely pleasant and supportive. So grateful to be employed here. Contrary to some of these reviews, there are multiple positions that also offer salary, and hourly pay, in addition to generous bonuses. The CEO, Dave, and CRO, Craig are brilliant, very nice, funny, and extremely involved. They both take the time to get to know their employees and genuinely care about everyone. You really don't see that too often.
Cons
Really nothing. I couldn't be happier here!
3 - 5.0Sep 19, 2014Solar ConsultantCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearSanta Monica, CA
Pros
Company culture is #1 priority. Greenspire focuses on morale of the staff. Constant incentives, perks, contests, group activities, sports games, parties and banquets. I respect the executive team. Each an every member is heavily involved in each phase and department of the business. There is a open door policy with issues as long as we have proposed solutions. Everyone from my direct manager to the CEO is willing to jump into any issue and understand difficulties from a ground level view.
Cons
Sometimes I feel like the company can be over motivated... We work hard and absolutely get deserved time off and holidays, etc, however you will be pushed 50 of the 52 weeks per year. It can be tiring, but if you are the right fit you will grow and learn like crazy.
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