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Safeguard Properties

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Run - Vendor Account Manager Safeguard Properties Employee Review

1.0
Dec 23, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Generous PTO - a necessity to trap as many employees as possible. Flex-time - see above. Work from home possibilities if you beg enough, make up a believable lie requiring it, or are a favorite of your direct leadership team.

Cons

Incompetent, backwards management. Unrealistic goals - not just bonus goals (if eligible), but everyday goals are unreachable. Management hands you a pencil and expects you to sculpt a skyscraper. Related to the above - zero work/life balance if you even attempt at sniffing the very bottom of your goals. Changes occur in direction too often to provide any sense of stability. This place will drain your soul. With every promotion you are offered, your dreams, ideas, and mental health will die just a bit more. If you are looking for an excuse to be unhappy at home and create distance in all of your personal relationships then this may not be a con for you. If you enjoy having a job that encompasses your entire life and all conversations during, before, and after work involve said job, then this may not be a con for you. If you enjoy your mental health degrading to the point where you are consistently having nightly dreams and waking up in a sweaty puddle of guilt because of all of the terrible things you had to do the day prior, then this may not be a con for you. If you take this position you will go home every single day feeling like an accomplice to a crime. If you enjoy finding and supporting loopholes in poorly written contracts (by employees who were lucky to pass high school English) to avoid paying the subcontractors you are directly responsible for then this might not actually be a con for you. If you enjoy the idea of being responsible for locking subcontractors into agreements that are almost impossible to dissolve (i.e. via scrutinizing the above loopholes once it is known that said contractor would like to end the relationship, via Safeguard entering into backdoor agreements with different background check, insurance, or other related and "required" [that's a no-no word at Safeguard or else they'd have to pay the contractors like employees] processes), then this may also not be a con for you.

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2.0
May 4, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Freedom to work with minimum oversight

Cons

Underpaid; took 2 weeks of PTO from veteran employees; subpar Insurance benefits. This place is vastly different from when Robert Klein was alive; he would be ashamed of what has happened since his passing. Few remember him who would say anything bad about him.

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