RFC Associates Reviews

You will fight tooth and nail to prove yourself as an adequate employee for a subpar raise/bonus, you’ll face double standards/unclear performance expectations (good luck getting an honest review), you will receive zero formal training on how to do your job, you’ll travel A LOT, and will likely spend the first year or more just trying to figure out what basic processes are; only to find that there’s no method to the madness. Constant understaffing and stressing over deadlines that seem to be met more narrowly each year. Also good luck if you’re a female...if you take the job you’d better be okay with taking on additional work, being taken less seriously than male staff, and not being considered for advancement.

Travel is required during busy season.