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      R. J. Corman Railroad Group

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      Not a great company - Switchman R. J. Corman Railroad Group Employee Review

      1.0
      Aug 28, 2023
      Switchman
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Schedule in San Antonio is good most of the time Monday-Friday 8 hours a day when fully staffed and the plant isn’t behind. Physically not very hard most days.

      Cons

      Very low pay for a “railroad” and expensive benefits. If you’re short staffed or the plant is behind plan on working every Saturday and some Sundays. Management will do absolutely nothing about raises or to even raise starting wages so they can actually find people that want to work here. Then have the audacity to want you to take on more responsibilities.

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      5.0
      Jul 18, 2025
      Intern
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Chill work environment and free cafeteria

      Cons

      No cons, I've had a great experience here

      2.0
      Feb 22, 2026
      Knowledge worker
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Most people are nice to work with and genuinely good people which provided me a lot of personal growth opportunity. Great cafeteria food and gym provided to Nicholasville employees. 100% 401K Match, but long vesting period. Company has diversified income streams and definitely is a stable employer. Mass layoffs are pretty rare and the most recent site closure provided employees options for staying within the company. Hybrid work environment for knowledge workers. A lot of travel (if you like travel).

      Cons

      Low pay and benefits. You start at 1 week of PTO, and it doesn't increase until after your 5th year. No sick time. Stressful work-life balance with a lot of short notice travel and 24/7/365 on-call expectations. Limited potential for progression within the company due to long tenures and mismanagement. Budget is wasteful and used toward unnecessary hard assets over people. Bureaucracy often used as an excuse instead of just getting things done. You will be fired upon giving your two weeks notice.

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