4 years ago
This company embodies everything that is innately ...
This company embodies everything that is innately wrong with America. Having work/ed for Superlative RM I can give any number of examples to support this, from their use of public humiliation to keep employees in line to the pure manipulation of consumers. At one point Jerry, the CEO, pulled an account of a coworker to display and he berated said coworker about how they handled the account in front of everyone. By the way, the account was handled according to the way that the lead manger, his beloved son, told us all to handle them. That's right, his son.
Now if that isn't reason enough for you to not work for SRM, or to even deal with them altogether, maybe I should mention how the CEO laid his hands on another employee to push them out of his office. Or maybe I should mention how another coworker was told that they could not take a second for when her insulin was scheduled.
And if THAT isn't enough, I could mention how the lead manager, Trevor (the son), consistently breaks the FDCPA by lying to the consumer and overshadowing their disputing period. I once heard him tell a consumer that our client would seek litigation to come after the funds owed when they definitely were not seeking litigation. We were allowed to offer certain deals and for anything that fell out of those deals, we needed permission. There were three separate times where Trevor gave authorization to offer a deal not commonly offered, but I did not notate that he provided said authorization (I was in training and neither he nor the hiring manager mentioned that we are supposed to do that), so when Jerry reviewed my accounts, he came after me for offering such low deals when Trevor was the one who told me to offer it. And what did Trevor do? He looked at his dad, then at me, and said that we would never give authorization for something like that. There are an innumerable amount of examples that I frankly don't have the time to go into. And you definitely don't have the time to be reading them.
When I was offered an interview and I was doing my research on the company, I saw the reviews and thought it can't possibly be that bad, or I thought that maybe that was just one person's story and it was over exaggerated because they were fired. Well I wasn't fired. And I am telling you that the company is very bad. It is ill-managed and every second spent here is miserable. They are very good at putting up a front. But their true colors show eventually. After Jerry pushed the coworker mentioned earlier. He bought everyone essentially their very own large pizza.
So when you start working here and you think that it can't possibly be bad because they are so nice, remember this review and remember that if the negativity isn't on you yet, it will be. And it will be soon.