Out of 176 Stream Companies employee reviews, 85% were positive. The remaining 15% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Stream Companies improve their work culture. The Marketing team, with 98% positive reviews, reports the best experience at Stream Companies compared to all other departments at the company.
Listen to and value your employees. Your veteran employees are what makes your company work. Stop with restructuring every time a big project fails or a client is lost. There is value in employee retention and workplace stability. Care more about the workers and the work.
Leadership needs to listen to employees issues, and not come off as intimidating, hostile, or demanding. Poor leadership breeds toxic work environments, low employee morale, and high turnover rates.
Running a company, hiring an HR dept
Connecting with team members, giving realistic expectstions and deadlines at last minute, dont wait until one-on-ones to unleash all that an employee is "doing wrong", give critical feedback as needed, take a more hands on approach to connect with team members, listen to issues and team concerns!
Hire a hr dept. pay people more. We dont need a monthly meeting telling us how we handled covid so well when the company is making millions and wont pay emoloyees a living wage.
It SOP for Stream to pay as little as they possibly can. They lure in young workers who don't know the value of their work and pay far lower than the standard for a position. Ideas for improvement are only accepted from the mainly male (7 out of 9), white (9 out of 9) management.
Compensation should at lease match or exceed industry standards.
Give incentives to take on more work, value quality over quanity, and hire more team members so theres less stress and burnout!
They prey on young college kids who live at home with their parents. No way anyone else wasnt struggling financially with the wage i was paid. Benefits super expensive and bad too.
I've seen the average salary for my position and it's not even close to what I am making with the amount of work I put out.
Review from Marketing Dept
Coworkers who want to improve have their work cut out for them. You can take classes and seminars, but you won't get the opportunity to use that info to advance. There's nothing the workers can do except sink or swim.
Coworkers, and leaders are working remotely for the most part, and with that, most could use a crash course in interpersonal communication skills.
I had awful coworkers who didn’t do their jobs
Connecting with team members is important. It shouldnt be all work and no play all the time. Say hi once in a while. Ask how someones vacation was, or how their kids are doing, etc.
If you have an issue with a coworker or boss, there isnt a HR dept to take it to. So you're out of luck, especially if your boss likes that coworker more.
Reprimand toxic people in work environment
Disclose to future employees your entire onboarding process. Interview a prospective hire MORE than once.
Easy but i had almost no knowledge going into the job of what i would do. Or that it was all auto clients.
The pace of work is too fast for any actual quality management. Mistakes are many and onboarding training is almost non-existent. This is often on full display of the customers and retention of new customers is not great.
Stream takes on way too many clients per team, teams are stressed especially with such high turnover rates, they just get flooded with more work in an already fast-paced environment. Managers do not step up to help out in any way, and training and onboarding is basically a sink or swim process.
Too fast paced. Sacrificing quanity over quality work.
Treat your employees better and don't promise unrealistic expectations to clients.
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