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I've never worked for any of these companies. The worst company I ever worked for is American Express. I now work for myself and I'm the best person I've ever worked for.
It wasn't the best job I ever had, but it was far better than some of my past gigs for sure. Probably helps I had some cool managers at the time though.
I've never worked for any of these companies. The worst company I ever worked for is American Express. I now work for myself and I'm the best person I've ever worked for.
I wonder if this includes the corporate positions within the company. My buddy worked for Enterprise R-A-C on the rental side and absolutely hated it. He was treated awful by many of the clients and management didn't really have anything to say about it other than "do what you can to make them happy". That was a nearly impossible feat in most cases. Plus, he had to wear a suit every day and clean cars in the suit for a meager $11/hr. Recently, he got into the local corporate HQ and says it is a 180 from what he was doing. He actually likes his job now, at least in comparison to what he was dealing with.
It just goes to show you that the retail side of the business might give these places a bad rep.
Haven't worked for any of those companies but I am regularly pestered by Robert Half for 'contract opportunities' in my area.
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