Just a Matter of Time - Recensione dipendente - Sales presso IronPlanet

The Fort Worth office is one of a kind! The culture is amazing, and the people are great - everyone from the temps to Sr. Management to the Executives. Even the HR team does a great job, and everyone is always willing to help out another team member if needed. This office breeds workers, so be prepared to work hard, but you will reap the benefits. I suggest trying to get in with the GovPlanet team or Inspection Services as those department are growing rapidly, and have an extremely helpful management team. The team morale is unbelievable! There are very few cliques, and little office drama gossip compared to most companies.

Little to no training in every department (which weeds out the weak, so not sure if that is a con), The interview process can be excruciating as it can be hours long depending on the job you are applying for. Finally, there's too much free food! Not good to have a desk job and eat all day long!

It was good company to work for before being acquired by RB which now control the monopoly of used equipment Auctions . Anyone one their way becomes theirs later on.

Ip was acquired by RB under the slogan "Together is Better" the staff & managers felt like being stabbed at the back after years of hard work and commitment, competing against RB. Staff & managers found themselves in hand of RB that god rid of them one by one later on, especially those who have been approached in the past individually by RB to work for them & refused. The strategy of joining RB was a cover up so that the process of the deal would be approved by the US government. The CEO was hanging out for sometime before making his smooth gateway to enjoy his $758 million deal with his shareholders & family members who followed later on. HR Management were never there for employees. They say I'm on your side but hide and bring someone else to do the dirty job. Many got promoted before the take over for their nice work licking bosses shoes and still there doing great job because they have no-place to go.