Paycom Employee Reviews about "great benefits"

Pros

Amazing leadership and mentorship programs Incredible work environment and team Great benefits package Solid work/life balance Ability for career growth and promotion

Cons

No cons for the company

Pros

Paycom offers a lot of opportunity to grow as an employee and leader. So many amazing people work for the company that I've learned a tremendous amount from and know that I will continue to learn. Leadership in marketing is very engaged with the entire department and always looking for how we can improve as a department and as individuals. The company has a great benefits program and continues to add new options every year to fit the needs of employees. The training programs at Paycom are top-notch, programs that help you develop for your next career step and to learn new skills are offered throughout the year as well as training on topics like diversity and inclusion and cross-training with other departments to work better together.

Cons

Work life balance can be a little lopsided which is somewhat expected with a growing tech company.

Pros

- Great coworkers and managers - Great benefits (On-site gym and workout classes before and after work and during lunch; $1 health insurance and many other insurances at very little cost to EEs; on-site cafeteria and $4 catered lunches everyday) - Lots of opportunities for growth; Challenging and learn something new every day

Cons

- Difficult to keep up with growth, so long hours are usually required

Pros

Great opportunity to build on skills and obtain HR/HCM knowledge. Great benefits. Love the company culture. Really enjoyed working with my team and being a resource for my peers.

Cons

Low pay for the amount of work put into the job. Poor work/life balance. Management of overtime was stressful, as they attempt to control your overtime when you have such a heavy workload, but then require overtime when they feel the workload is heavy. So really you just end up working a ton of overtime, which is where you end up making more money with overtime pay, but at that point the amount of time you put in isn't worth it. All the effort I was putting in led to burnout.