FleetCrew Reviews

Pros

I have worked at Ironman for over 10 years I started fresh out of college with no experience. I learned through my daily tasks, I have gained a lot of valuable experiences and I grew into a manager position. company also sponsored and was very supportive when I wanted to get more education and certificates. I do not only speak for myself but also several others. Company also gave opportunities to explore different areas of management to be a well rounded manager.

Cons

Well the work pace is pretty fast, as if you want to get everything done it could be very consuming. It could be sometimes frustrating when communication are not exactly effective among the different departments.

Pros

Do not really have any Pros. They pay you on time. There are chairs to sit in. If you have zero ambition, you can work here all your life.

Cons

All decisions are top down. The pay is very much below market. They do not value continuing education. If you are in the clique, you will be okay.

Pros

There are some very dedicated people working there, some of whom I worked alongside. Customers would get better results, if the President/management would leave employees to use their expertise.

Cons

Management there is questionable. The company is a long-standing company experiencing the pains of a start-up. There needs to be better leadership. Employees worked under anxiety-ridden circumstances, because the President would change his mind and deadlines within hours of setting it/them. Employees were replaced without notice (i.e. turnover was high, especially for a company 10+ years old).

Pros

Competitive pay, excellent training. I have been an employee for close to 15 years and this company has been a part of my family. Just like any family there are ups and downs, but they have always been there for me.

Cons

none that come to mind

Pros

All the resources you need to learn the industry and move within the company. How hard you are willing to work decides how successful you are in your position and responsibilities.

Cons

None come to mind as it relates to cons.

Pros

Strong fostering of personal learning and growth, support continuing education, flexible work schedule, great benefits, hands on learning, make your own success path.

Cons

External deadlines cause for a compressed effort to complete projects on time.

Pros

Competitive pay, excellent training, and communication.

Cons

Basic benefits, terrible PTO schedule.

Pros

Great management to work with. Good pay and flexible with hours.

Cons

Personal growth was limited due to the length of the position.

Pros

Being part of a great event such as Ironman Florida

Cons

Unorganized when it came to instructing volunteers on their positions

Pros

Fast paced, cutting edge, technology driven

Cons

Always on the go, little time for distraction. Few benefits or perks.