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All in all this is a decent company to work for.. There are times that it can be stressful due to a lack of communication within the company. There are multiple departments within such as: Project management, scheduling, payroll, purchasing, etc. This is where the lack of communication comes into play. You may speak to one project manager about something then call back and speak to someone different and they have no idea what the previous PM stated or did. Example: Job requires an additional amount of time to finish; first PM approves 3 additional hours. After job completion you call for job quality and completion check and another PM answers but has no idea about the additional 3 hours "approved". At this point you may or may not get paid the full additional 3 hours as it was never noted. The left hand doesn't speak to the right. They try to be as fair as possible though in these instances but that still doesn't mean you'll get the full amount or whatever the case. The company will purchase tools and take it from your paycheck if needed which can be beneficial at times and rent machinery to make job completion easier. This is definitely a good opportunity if you are looking for employment and I would say give it a shot to see if it works for your individual needs.

Alright place to work a lot of driving . I found that this company likes to send the independent contractors out to do all the assessments for the actual employees to go back out to do the job . Now when they actually give the job to a contractor they do not give enough time to complete the job so you end up going to a job more than once. Logistics not sure what to say but they definitely not thinking about the gas when planning you day out as far as driving all around town. Communication skills need some work on there end , I enjoyed the work and needed the work up until I suddenly did not get anymore work for unknown reasons had to find work elsewhere and then I received a text message asking me to take a survey on my experience with the company needless to say I didn't complete the survey.

a typical day at work- is productive and teamwork.
what you believe you learned- I believe that in any department we should always keep communicating and teamwork to have success.
management-is good at always giving us feedback and proper correction on my mistakes to easily adjust to it.
workplace culture-work-life-balance
the hardest part of the job is the time zoned
the most enjoyable part of the job- is I can stand on my own but also I need to communicate as well if things are so confusing and critical and the work-life-balance on it, and I love my department and the others VA is so helpful and the management give us a positive outlook on life personal life and also in professional development.



I don't know the work culture now, but when I worked there it was a pleasant time. From the CEOS to my manager, everyone is very nice and friendly. Aside from the many meetings that would take place throughout the week I'd say the overall work environment and experience was one of my favorites. My manager was a chill dude who would encourage me and our department when needed and showed appreciation for our efforts. The CEO's and admin team not only cared for our work improvement but also our personal life, they cared about our health mentally and physically and encouraged us to always be the best version of ourselves. Again, overall great place to work at.

This place is terrible! They have a frat house of an office filled with kids that know absolutely nothing about the trades. But they are the ones in charge and boy does it show! If you hate doing quality work and want to do as much as possible, they’ll love you. They do slum lord work for slum lords. No holidays, no benefits at all, can’t even use the small amount of pto without an act of congress and 6 months notice. Absolutely the worst place I’ve ever worked by far. Not to mention their trucks are all about 10 yrs beyond needing to be put in a junk yard. Revolving door with people leaving from management down daily. Pure chaos. But if you can repair something with duct tape and a tube of caulk they’ll love it! 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Flexibility scheduling is definitely what helped me. It's evening shifts most locations are throughout the City hands on deck approach to getting the job done 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not getting the job done on time 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I'll leave this to you to decide. But it was ok with me it's mixed cultures and I worked with various people 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I enjoy what I do to help me get through the day

I love Blue Chip Maintenance! I have been with them just over a year. It is a great company. The entire team is awesome and you have access to master tradesmen who are available and ready to assist you in anyway they can. Advancement isn't the greatest opportunity they offer but you can make an extra 5$ an hour within a couple months. As a contractor you are 1099. No pto. No sick days. You don't acrew any pto or sick/vaca paid leave as a 1099 but do offer these benefits and perks to W2 employees 

I worked for Blue chip as a Handyman/Electrician. They will have you driving endless hours looking at jobs for them and pay you nothing. When your on a job they will want to pay you 2hrs for 4 hours worth of work. They advertise your going to make $30-$40 hourly and your lucky if you make that a day after you already spent more on gas. I have never left a place so fast in my life and only did because I was on a fast decline as soon as I started. Dont fall for there hiring tactics and lies. They didn’t pay me for my last few days!

I thoroughly enjoy my experience working at BlueChip Maintenance. The management's considerate approach and emphasis on work-life balance have truly made this a remarkable place to be. I have consistently witnessed their dedication to taking care of their employees, which has had a positive impact on our team dynamics and overall job satisfaction. It's a privilege to be a part of such an organization that prioritizes both professional growth and personal well-being. I just got my review and it was more than I expected. Im so thankful with BlueChip. <3

Blue Chip is a great place to work. Everyone does their best to be as fair as possible. The leadership team really wants all of their employees to become the best version of themselves through health challenges, paid gym membership, support groups, coaching programs and audiobooks

Contractors have the potential to make a lot of money as long as you communicate well and can make it past the first week or two of assessments by week 3 you will be booked up and raises happen fast.

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