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Management Concepts

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A once great company that has lost its way - Anonymous employee Management Concepts Employee Review

2.0
4 Jul 2018
Anonymous employee
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Pros

There are a handful of bright, energetic, and committed employees at Management Concepts who work very hard. The mission could be meaningful and the potential to really help the students is very high.

Cons

At one point in its history Managment Concepts was the leader in training and education for the Federal government, but somewhere along the way the company stopped encouraging and rewarding innovation and now fails to appropriately recognize and reward the people who drive the business. This has led the company to be a firmly mediocre company that struggles to retain high performing staff. There is shockingly little accountability at the highest levels of management and a counter productive focus on cost cutting and revenue growth.

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5.0
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Pros

Work-life balance, the culture, the people, leadership is wonderful.

Cons

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1.0
27 Jan 2026
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Pros

Some positions are fully remote

Cons

Frequent cycles of hiring and laying off with no severance offered and during layoffs the budget is balanced by firing employees while executives keep their jobs and don't take pay cuts. Health plan is completely unaffordable. Told you can take their classes as a perk of the job but they will never give you the time off work to attend them. Very hard to move up in the company. Was literally told by my manger "Other departments aren't going to hire you just because YOU WORK HERE." Ten to thirteen hours per day is common with no guaranteed breaks and you are supporting up to five classes at a time on multiple platforms at once. CEO talks about work/life balance but basic requests to accomodate family needs are met with hostility.

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