Suddath Companies Reviews

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Contractors are hard to work with

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No real Onboarding, training, or career planning; your given the basics and then thrown in the fire in most positions.

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Poor communication by management. Everyone was in disarray. Turnover was constant. People were complaining all day everyday about how bad the atmosphere was. The customer service team tried to make their days more fun with food. Always bringing in food their group. It was a very divided atmosphere with poor management. It started at the top of the local organization at that time.
A certain prominent employee walked around constantly without socks on. Unbelievable atmosphere.
Managers from different Suddath locations were fighting with each other. I was caught in the middle and used like a pawn. They showed no concern as to why I left and didn't care to do an exit interview. You live and learn in life. I learned a lot of what I don't want at this company.

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Some people can be tough to work with.

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Suddath is a lot like a good old boys club, you don't get too far unless you are one of them. They have token women in key positions to keep it from appearing as so but it is still true.

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Other project managers are back stabbers

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Evironment became too corporate, full of politics. Good employees quit because of lack of support. Bad employees remained because they are friends with higher management. Vacation and Sick leave were fairly good, then changed to Paid time off, if you are sick, it come out of your PTO.

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some stakeholders are hard to please and the benefits are absolutely terrible.

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Must be a good old boy to fit in.

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Terrible management, horrible attitudes, bad culture.