Senior Business Advisor - Anonymous employee GENERATIONAL GROUP Employee Review

5.0
May 28, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Generational Equity is by far the best company I've ever worked for. They truly care about their employees. Every person that I've met in management is caring and trustworthy. It's important to me to work for a company with integrity. It's a wonderful feeling knowing that my company has integrity and such strong ethics!

Cons

There are no cons. Generational Equity is an awesome company! Thank you Generational Equity for providing such a great environment for your employees.

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Cons

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3.0
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Pros

It's pretty easy to get hired because they had a very high turnover in the SBA role. The initial training was good. The break room was very nice. The office was aesthetically okay for a cube farm. The pay was competitive, the bonuses came in the form of VISA or AMEX gift cards. Friendly coworkers. If you can hang out for a year or so, you can get another business development job anywhere in town. You'll be special.

Cons

Do not miss more than your one day off during the probation period. The drudgery was expectedly relentless in that role. Most people either quit within three months to a year, or you could be "quitted" involuntarily because of market fluctuations, or if you get on the wrong side of the floor management through no fault of your own, other than they simply do not like you. You'll be put in a situation where you get mostly voicemails or unqualified prospects that should have been vetted, and you'll be terminated for not making sales through your ever-present probation periods. Expect to be on probation throughout your stay. Co-workers in other departments and upper management could be very condescending to the bottom of the company food chain, the SBAs.

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