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Just like a bad marriage, everything is great, at first. Bintelli really has/ had many great employees with great work ethic, that tried to promote the positive and friendly work culture that their mission statement/goal purveyed. 
Unfortunately, one or two bad employees can really negate the work of so many great ones. Especially when those bad employees are in upper-level management, and they can't be spoken out against, because of their tenure. Even more so when you watch a great employee from upper-level management leave, because they can no longer put up with the toxic culture perpetuated by a select few. It's true that every employee won't always fit in at every job. It's also true that someone who successfully managed 50+ employees won't always be qualified to manage 150+ employees. You need to either accept the challenge and step into that larger role, or step aside and admit when there is someone more qualified. What shouldn't be done is blame other employees for problems they didn't create. The line between constructive criticism and tattling has become blurry at Bintelli, which is one reason for the high turnover. I'm no CEO, but how many times can you hire and fire before it really starts to negatively affect employee morale, productivity, and perceived job security? Not to mention taking a good chunk out of operating costs. I really do hope things turn around, if only for the good employees who promote positivity and encouragement, and not negativity and slander. 

If you are a self-starter, quick learner and are results-motivated you will fit right in and make money in the process. If you are looking to sit at a desk and collect a paycheck, go work at a bank. This job is challenging and will require you to be proactive, resilient and creative in your sales approach. You will NOT make money by just taking orders when your phone rings.

Management has an open door policy and has shown me that they are open to negotiating pay scales and restructuring roles/responsibilities as long as you are providing value and being productive. The training materials are somewhat lacking, but enough direction and opportunities for sales are provided. It would be beneficial for any future employees to have previously worked under a commission based compensation structure.

We work hard and play hard. There are monthly dinners for employees and their partners after hours(company funded) and random paid lunches/breakfast. All extracurricular activities are optional and no one will make you feel bad for not going, but we will encourage it though!  

Overall, it is a great place to work as long as you come in with an open mind and are a team player. We are a small group, so accountability is key, even though everyone will pitch in to help when needed. Ramp up time for training can be anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months depending on your experience and level of commitment.

Toxic management. Most of the job duties are simple and relatively mindless. They have more staff than needed, so the work level is low. The most significant issue is pointing out any issues to management. It is a small group of men who think they know everything and do not want feedback or improvement suggestions. It is their way, or you will get forced out. They treat the retail side of the company as an annoyance. There is a lot of micromanagement that is wholly unneeded. They need to delegate and stick to their prescribed jobs. Everything to do with them is aggressive and hostile and ultimately pointless. They act like they have the highest hiring standards, but most of the interview process is a joke. If you want a mindless job where you avoid management, then Bintelli may be for you. The fact that they are selling $10k golf carts and growing is mindblowing, especially with management that will need to be replaced as the growth continues.

When I started Bintelli as the receptionist in 2019, in just a short time I was promoted. I was motivated to move up and I will continue to do so as I am far from my ceiling here. If you have the motivation to work hard and move up the ladder, Bintelli gives you the room to grow. Working at Bintelli is like no other place I have ever worked. Bintelli's management knows exactly what needs to be done to keep the company in the right direction. There is not a day that I question the decisions that management are/have made. During 2020, when thousands of people were losing jobs, we were always reassured that all Bintelli employees would be taken care of regardless. We are like a close knit family, we communicate very well and can express our opinions freely. I have never worked for a company that is open to listen to opinions and suggestions the way Bintelli is. 
Overall, a GREAT company to work for!

Bintelli is a pleasant surprise! The one-on-one interview process was down-to-earth and personable, and the tour of the product during the interview helped me to know what I would be working with and the environment I would be in. The three breaks during the work day keep the time flowing smoothly while allowing for time to catch up on phone calls or other things that pop up. 
The camaraderie with the team is amazing. I’ve met so many new friends during my time here, and it’s easier to ask for help in case I run into something I can’t solve. 
The hardest part of the job is wrangling carts when they don’t want to cooperate. Each cart is different, and each has different needs from each other. The fun part of the job is figuring those needs out! The sense of accomplishment after building an unruly cart is unparalleled. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working for the company so far has been the genuine care it shows for its employees. From the very start, Bintelli makes you feel like part of the family. From coworkers to upper management, everyone is friendly, supportive, and truly invested in one another. The culture and environment foster growth and innovation while also recognizing and rewarding hard work.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I honestly couldn't tell you , the experience has been amazing every single day.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It’s a production environment, but the culture feels more like working in your garage with friends on a project car. You’re listening to your favorite music, working together, and actually enjoying the day while getting things done.

Where do I start. The company is simply amazing. I have never worked for a business that is a fortune 500 company, and it shows why. Upper management cares about well being of there employees. I feel apart of the company not just a number.  They understand people are human and things happen in our personal life's and try to help us, in turn gives us the confidence lacking at most job to have the drive to be a better employee. Having health insurance a 401k makes its a great place to start a career. Family oriented staff and everyone gets along well.  Open door policy gives us the confidence needed to just sit and talk to upper management so our voice is heard. Work load is consistent but not overbearing. Comfortable facilities and we do monthly pot luck lunches!    

Just like with any workplace. You are expected to work when you are on the clock. If you put in the time and effort the company you will be sure to get appreciated accordingly. It is a stressful job and at times you could feel overwhelmed, but just know that co-workers are here to help assist in any way we can. We have gatherings from time to time with our co-workers outside of work as well as events we do with the business such as cruises, bowling, paintball, fishing excursions, etc. We try our best to have the work environment function as if it were a family. We are all in it together.

I have just recently started here at Bintelli, and let me tell you!! The people here are truly some of the best people I've come across in my life. They are all so personable, friendly, welcoming, and genuinely care. I love my day to day tasks and I feel so accomplished by the end of the day. With this job I am able to have a life after I clock out which is amazing in this day in age. I can whole-heartly say I look forward to coming in every morning which I've never experienced in a job. I am also constantly learning new things and learning them quickly because of the amazing management here. Overall, I am completely satisfied with my role here at Bintelli and look forward to furthering my career here. 

From my first day at Bintelli, I was treated as part of the family. Honestly have never work in an environment that focuses so much on employee development wether professional or personal. They do this by always keeping communications lines open and transparent. The best part of my job is knowing that no matter what is needed, the resources are always there. Definitely a place that works on growing the company by helping employees achieve personal growth. While it's still a demanding atmosphere, with the amount of resources given, if you fail it's honestly because you didn't want a career to beginning with. 

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