ARC Document Solutions: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution
We currently have 72 open jobs at ARC Document Solutions.
We've calculated that the average salary at ARC Document Solutions is $35K based on 37 user-submitted salaries
A total of 9 ARC Document Solutions employees gave ARC Document Solutions an average happiness rating of 3.0 out of 5.0.
We are looking for an experienced Inside Sales Representative to join our team. This position involves taking incoming calls, booking sales appointments...
We are looking for an experienced Inside Sales Representative to join our team. This position involves taking incoming calls, booking sales appointments...
We are looking for an experienced Inside Sales Representative to join our team. This position involves taking incoming calls, booking sales appointments...
We are looking for an experienced Inside Sales Representative to join our team. This position involves taking incoming calls, booking sales appointments...
1.6Working in this company was very disappointing to say the very least. I thought I was being given a chance to contribute to this department and grow. This never transpired. My immediate "managers" (if this is what they are still calling themselves) were moody alcoholics. There was favoritism and abusiveness, just like at the other horrible places that I heard about and worked for in the past, this company was no better.
There are never raises, in any department here at ARC. It's not just the department where I was working in, it's across the board.
The managers were unethical, would lie about the month end intake of money. They called it "fudging the numbers".
And even though I was told that there was on the job training upon beginning my position/job, when I started my job, there was none. And since the manager was very difficult to communicate with, getting help with learning my job was a challenge.
My manager loved to vent and spiel. All of us had to listen to her daily problems. One would think that she'd prefer to be a professional and help others grow in the department, but I think that she never experienced this at a job.
If you are thinking of working here, don't. Don't do it, unless you enjoy working within a happy hour environment.
1.9When first starting work here, In the Start-up department, I had an optimistic outlook. But after a year I was discouraged greatly. The people who call themselves managers are uneducated and untrained. I would be hard-pressed to even call my immediate manager a supervisor.
This place has no regard for its employees while they are working there or upon leaving. In other professionally managed companies the managers will take you to lunch or say good by when you leave. Not here! The policy is ignore! And ignore more!
There is no training whatsoever in any department. The reviews are questionable at best. The 2 "managers" reviewing me, actually fought with each other during my review. And I don't think I've ever heard of anyone getting a raise.
The immediate Technology Manager in the department was very temperamental. And they also operate off their own "clique" policy. There seems to be a happy hour vibe in the department, and the company in general.
The worse part of being employed in the department where I worked, was the unstable personality types of the 2 managers.
After I left I wrote 2 letters to the Upper Management in Walnut Creek, outlining some of the outpoints I witnessed and was subjected to.
Try and hold together the culture in this economic slump and rebuild the industry respect we had years ago. Gather and keep your good employees for success in the future.
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