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Everforth Apex Systems

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Good first job out of college, that's about it - Anonymous employee Everforth Apex Systems Employee Review

2.0
8 Dec 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

There's a high ceiling as far as commission is concerned and they do a pretty good job of teaching you about the SDLC and various technologies- I went in knowing nothing about software development and was able to move into a corporate recruiting position for a top 5 tech company after a year at Apex.

Cons

Very heavily metrics based with weekly meetings with management to go over why you did or didn't meet your goals that week. This wouldn't necessarily be a problem, but management rarely, if ever, provided valid advice to which one could grow and become a better recruiter. Regardless of the week's performance the same advice would be given every week- stay later and cold call more people. Simply put- you peak pretty early as far as potential career growth is concerned here. Also, monthly recruiter meetings would be held to see "what needed to change" but nothing ever changed. They always devolved into recruiters venting about their issues, management listening and not making changes.

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Cons

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Pros

- Ability to work remotely still, however I am not sure how long that will last for me. They are pushing people back into the office. Autonomy & Independence - Strong ability to self-direct and own responsibilities - Involvement in high-impact work - Broad responsibilities that build transferable skills

Cons

- I feel like my role was created without clear definition or long-term planning. I - Needed help with my workload and, despite repeated requests over the past year, I still haven't received any help - Increasing responsibilities without proportional salary growth - Bonus structure adjusted to be more difficult to achieve - Multiple internal teams laid off. Work transitioned to outsourced teams with lower perceived quality - Reduced sense of ownership and care from external/outsourced teams - Movement away from autonomy toward increased oversight - Reduced trust compared to earlier experience - Meeting Overload (“Meeting Fatigue”) - Uncertainty About Future State - Concerns around remote work longevity - Lack of clarity on role growth, support, and company direction

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