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Q&A With TMA Employees

TMA employees answer questions about what life is like behind the scenes at their company, including queries about culture, leadership, professional development, and compensation.

Q&A With TMA Employees

Asked to the Customer Support Department at TMA

  • Poorly. Usually a situation that could have been avoided by addressing it is allowed to explode and the attitude spills out to the whole office. No one has been laid off due to lack of work in years.

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Asked to the Customer Support Department at TMA

  • Unless you want to be gone for 80% of your time, or you know SQL like a pro, you will not be promoted.

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Asked to all employees at TMA

  • No.

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  • Work From Home options.

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  • Find someone good and be their best friend. Your "trainer" likely won't be more than a glorified voice over while you stare at a screen. The more you explore, the better you will be. Find your own resources because no one in management will give you anything.

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  • The only promotions are to positions that require travel, or if someone retires or dies.

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  • The ability to regurgitate information management wants you to. DO NOT rock the boat, either with good or bad ideas.

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  • Forced? The core group of 'lifers' are very social, but everyone else is clearly on the outside of the clique.

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  • Nonexistent.

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  • Business casual most days.

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  • Yes - you either move from Call center to PS because you can travel, or you absolutely FAIL and get moved to CRM.

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  • Ten Days of PTO with three optional sick days. We had more, but they took them away to add in extra holiday time off around Thanksgiving.

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  • What is your approach to learning new skills? They are looking for people who can survive their "sink or swim" model of training.,

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  • It's topical, bereft of joy, and haphazard. You will get "training" on the software, but wont have any reasoning/rationale explained until at least year 2.

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  • Drinking, and little else. Unless someone is buying at happy hour, we didn't get together as teams to grow.

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  • Marginal. It could be far worse, and far better.

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  • N/A unless you volunteer to work in Washington, DC.

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  • That I went above and beyond for clients that were lied to by our sales team.

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  • Nonexistent.

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  • Your peers are awesome. You will have plenty of time to question your life choices with them.

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  • Delta Dental. Very basic. Get your teeth cleaned but don't expect much else.

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  • How inexperienced and ruthless the management staff was.

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  • Ability to regurgitate what management wants to hear.

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  • Just slightly below the average. Roughly 10 days of Vacation every year with some rollover days allotted.

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  • No Drug Test, but a small background check.

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