Benefits are great, team camaraderie needs work - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso Schellman
4,0
25 mag 2022
Dipendente anonimo
Ex dipendente
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale
Vantaggi
100% paid insurance for employee, 80-90% paid for dependents
Svantaggi
Team camaraderie, takes a while to accrue more than 15 days of PTO, comp is not competitive
Risposta di Schellman
4y
Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback! Our culture and our team members are very important to us, so we appreciate hearing about your experience. We have recently reviewed our PTO benefits and will soon be announcing some exciting improvements that will add more PTO for employees. I am interested to learn more about your experience related to team camaraderie and compensation so that we can begin to address the issues. Please reach out to me at Debbie.Zaller@Schellman.com if you would be interested in talking. I really do appreciate your feedback and hope that we can resolve these issues together.
Management frequently improves benefits. Management really knows the business well. The company has historically been well insulated from economic downturns. So many opportunities to stand out and make a name for yourself
Svantaggi
Data driven decisions still a work in progress. Long term vision is likely 1 ish year.
2,0
30 mag 2026
Dipendente anonimo
Dipendente attuale, più di 3 anni
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale
Vantaggi
The people. Peers are great to work with and very supportive. Some of the leaders in the teams are as well. Perks were GREAT but have slowly been taken away or the costs went up.
Svantaggi
Where do I begin? Wholesale executive turnover. Technology projects that we're supposed to say are awesome but aren't really that great. They take up more time to figure out than they're worth and we know those are meant to take our jobs. AI, offshore, temp labor. No thanks. It was a place I loved working at but has slowly just become a job that makes me feel like I should be watching for somewhere else to go. Just in case. The culture has changed quite a bit too. It used to feel like a place where we all wanted to work together but that's slowly fading.