Editor - Anonymous employee FlexOffers Employee Review

2.0
10 Jan 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You don't have to work weekends. Coworkers are nice to work with and there are free snacks and coffee with health benefits getting more expensive every year but that's about it.

Cons

Everything you do will be tracked and monitored and every management decision is based on how to take money away from employees and give it to the company. If a hurricane comes and the office shuts, expect to use your vacation days if you want to make up the hours. Also, if you have an emergency and can't work a day or two, you will be forced to use your vacation time because you aren't allowed to make up missed hours.

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5.0
3 Jul 2025
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CEO approval
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Pros

Great team, HR was understanding, as I lost both my arms while serving in IRAQ, so I was able to work at the company with speak recognition software.

Cons

How many companies can you work with without arms? Hello, no cons here.

1.0
12 Jun 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Competitive commissions/bonus *IF* you get placed on the right team.

Cons

When I first applied to FlexOffers, I read a review from a former employee who said this place made them physically ill. I actually laughed, thinking it was dramatic. After working here myself, I realize I should have taken that review seriously. Micromanagement doesn’t even begin to describe the control they exert over you. They install multiple time-tracking softwares on your laptop, and HR makes a sport out of harassing employees with hostile private messages. They will bully you into participating in unpaid work activities and threaten your job if you don’t pretend to enjoy it. They lie about PTO. You’ll “accrue” time off on paper, but they’ll find ways to steal it from you whenever it benefits them. Raises? Forget it. They claim they can’t afford them, all while spending millions on flashy new hires and piling the extra work on existing staff (hence the insane turnover). The CEO is basically a ghost. You’ll never see him, never speak to him, but every unhinged directive gets forced through from the top with zero discussion or regard for the people doing the work. If you try to resign, they’ll lock you out of your computer on the spot, ignore your notice, and have HR call you to tell you you’re “fired” instead. Then they’ll scramble to come up with excuses to withhold your last paycheck, often blaming “PTO errors” or fake tech damage. Working at FlexOffers was one of the worst experiences of my life. This place is toxic to the core. If you’re thinking of applying here, don’t walk away — run. Save yourself while you still can.

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