Depends on Manager you have, avoid NYC - Senior Client Liaison Insperity Employee Review

2.0
24 Mar 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good PTO, nice colleagues, very competent, benefits affordable.

Cons

Although some managers I have interaction with were perfectly normal, mine happens to be a bully unfit to lead staff. Monitors team all day to see if we are online, intense micromanaging, very negative person, demeaning in team meetings, does not recognize accomplishments, high turnover on team, makes unreasonable demands, and uses intimidation tactics. Company is not moving with the times, starting to have employees commute back to offices with high gas prices when working remotely was working well. It’s their “culture”. Not flexible, they care more about their ideologies from another era over what makes sense and what is best for employees. Salaries are low, not enough to live on after benefits and taxes come out, add the commute and there goes your paycheck. Corporate has an enormous and beautiful main office campus in Texas, waste of money, not enough employees to fill large buildings and expensive overhead, monies could be used more wisely. We hear a lot about growth, but salaries do not grow. Many departments understaffed and overworked. Again, not moving with the times.

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Insperity Response
4y
Sorry to hear your experience at Insperity is not what you had hoped. Please feel free to reach out to us at corporaterecruiting@insperity.com to discuss your concerns further.

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Cons

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We highly value the opinions of our employees, and we appreciate your review. Please feel free to email us at contact@insperity.com to discuss your concerns in more detail. Your feedback is integral to our continuous improvement efforts, and we are here to address any issues you may have.
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