Get some experience, and get out - Senior Recruitment Coordinator AMS Employee Review

3.0
Feb 11, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I’d say remote capabilities, but depends on a manger too. Pre Covid - AMS had great employee engagement. Lots of opportunities to connect during work and outside of work. They made you believe they actually cared about the employees. Post Covid - not so much. First holiday party with the company pre Covid was like a ball. The first one post Covid was at a pizza shop. They said managers didn’t want a big party….. Can gain experience in a few different areas if you’re lucky to move around. Entry level welcomed. If you have a well grounded manager with emotional intelligence, you can have a pleasant experience. You might enjoy it. ( depends on manager)

Cons

Lowball salaries. Very small increases. Your manager makes or breaks your success. There’s not much hope for moving up unless you’re a favorite. Some managers are hateful. They will fire permanent roles over contractors to spite you. Or hire new contractors full time over contractors who have already been there out of spite. They’ll tell you, you can advance and they’re dedicated to your advancement, but most higher positions are held by middle aged or older. Doesn’t seem like it’s changing soon at all. Very outdated fear tactic managerial styles. Micromanaging, inferiority, ego stroking. Etc. You may hate your life. I cried a lot. Never ever join offers on MS if you don’t listen to anything else. Got a friend hired. They quit in less than a month. You become conditioned to the terrible circumstances.

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

Flexible and remote working Great company but with the right leadership

Cons

Since the leadership change last year, the culture within AMS has deteriorated significantly. The new CDTO’s approach has created an environment that feels increasingly toxic and unsustainable for many employees. There is a strong sense that every problem is expected to be solved—or sidelined—by AI, often without realistic planning, sufficient resources, or input from the teams actually responsible for execution. This has led to confusion, constant shifting priorities, and a lack of meaningful support for getting work done effectively. At the same time, workloads have increased to an unsustainable level. Expectations continue to rise, but without additional resources or clear prioritization. Many teams are stretched thin, juggling multiple high-pressure initiatives with tight deadlines, which only adds to the stress and makes it difficult to maintain quality or balance. More concerning is the leadership style. Communication often feels driven by pressure and fear rather than clarity or collaboration. Many employees feel they are operating under constant scrutiny, which has contributed to widespread stress, anxiety, and low morale across the department. It’s becoming common to hear colleagues express reluctance to come into work, not because of the workload itself, but because of the atmosphere.

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