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Return to all Reviews- 4.0May 11, 2015Business Performance AdvisorFormer Employee, more than 1 yearFranklin, TN
Pros
Stock price is on the rise. Built on solid values. Good offering for SMBs Fairly good benefits and very community oriented.
Cons
Low Base Pay compared to comparable professional sales positions Tough sale with the ACA (non) compliance (depending on state) Need better technology BPAs do not qualify for matching in their 401K
3 - 2.0Dec 8, 2011Anonymous EmployeeCurrent EmployeeKingwood, TX
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The benefits were good quality and reasonably priced. The work locations were aesthetically pleasing to go to every day. At first the company looks great. Over time, however, you see the poor leadership in action time and again and you slowly lose trust in it. When you see what floats to the top, and stop drinking the kool-aid, you realize that most of the 'good parts' of working there are an illusion. It is sad really.
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The people who rise to positions of leadership are untrustworthy. Career Opportunities are extremely limited. And mostly of the horizontal kind - and I mean that in more than one way.
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