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ADAMS Management

Is this your company?

Just bad all around. - Anonymous employee ADAMS Management Employee Review

1.0
22 May 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Flexible work hours. Reasonable compensation.

Cons

ADAMS lacks even the most basic business strategy, organizational leadership, and HR standards. The company is a good ole boys club with zero accountability across the organization. C-level, VPs, Exec. Directors, and Directors are perpetually out of touch, reaching any of them by phone or email is near-impossible. Reporting to a Vice President, I needed to be able to access my manager with questions, concerns, ideas, and updates regularly - I was lucky to touch base with that person even once per week, sometimes going multiple weeks without ever hearing from them. The company has countless bad client references and employees are leaving in droves.

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5.0
8 Jun 2024
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Pros

- Different types of Projects - Hybrid Role - ESOP - Opportunity for Growth and Leadership - Support at all levels of Leadership - Little attrition - Vertical integration, with multiple service lines

Cons

No cons at this time.

2.0
11 Aug 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Small company. Nice people. Freedom, there is very little accountability or strategic direction from upper management. If you know what you are doing and are driven, you can go far. Flex time is a great perk. Great for project managers who want to travel and grow professionally. Easy to move up the ladder for "yer" people.

Cons

Very "good ole boys". A lot of promises made and never kept. Very much about the numbers you bring in and not about the learning process. If you want to coast along and be one of the boys, this is the place for you. Everyone is spread out and there's no united company. You'll work with someone and never see them. Ever. This includes the senior management. (and it's only a less than 40 employee firm) There's no true HR department - which is a joke. Everything you try to accomplish is on you, there's no team or assistants to help. They tend to ignore the needs of their lower people who actually produce and work long hours.

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