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Outback Team Building & Training

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A company that cares - Event Solutions Expert (Sales) Outback Team Building & Training Employee Review

5.0
Feb 4, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

-Management is extremely open to feedback, and often takes action to improve working conditions and even organizational priorities. -Company is doing quite well, and currently offers a profit-sharing program based on previous years performance -There is a strong focus on self-empowerment, autonomy, and personal/professional development. There even a "try something new bonus" currently in place. This offers $100 towards developing a new personal skill set or getting out of your comfort zone. -The owner and president are very down-to-earth people that care about your personal success

Cons

-This company is constantly evolving and transitioning from a small to medium/large organization. While you are actively involved in making decisions about these changes, sometimes it can be a bit tough to keep up with policies and practices. -The company is not yet large enough to support a comprehensive medical plan. This may change in the coming years.

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5.0
Jun 13, 2023
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Pros

Friendly environment with ample opportunities to make good tips

Cons

To make money have to work weekends. True of all serving though

1.0
Nov 2, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The work itself is rewarding

Cons

The company is penurious to a fault, pushing the entire burden on facilitators. Meanwhile, if there is a huge event with hundreds of people, the company makes way more money... and the work load of the facilitator goes through the roof... The sales people make more money, and the company makes more money... The only person who doesn't make more money is the person who is doing all the extra work - the facilitator. Meanwhile, customers would ask how to give a tip, and half the time the sales team wouldn't follow up (because what's in it for them?). Talk about a de-motivating business model.

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