Everforth Apex Systems reviews

It's sales. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I was paid $30,000 for my base with commission but of course I wasn't there long enough to actually reap any commission benefits. All the clients I was given were nearly an hour away and I was expected to pay for gas and client lunches up front with no company credit card. Once I expressed concern because I obviously couldn't afford it on that salary my boss (who didn't sit onsite and I was supposed to have a girl who's the same age as me with absolutely NO management experience be in charge of me) told me that I should've known I would need to get a credit card. Worst three months of my life.

The primary issue I seem to have consistently is with Apex's inability and/or willingness to equal salary offers for the same position coming from competing firms. On a consistent basis , Apex has offered less than that of their competitors with the most frustrating part being the difference in money is so minute in comparison to the number of total contract dollars being collected. On average we're talking 3-to-10 dollars less an hour. Which is usually is followed with a right to represent form.