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Contractor Nation will give you the façade of a fun & positive work environment during the interview stages and maybe the first week or so after being hired. After that, you will notice everyone is miserable and always on edge. Upper management is a bunch petty tyrants and bullies. If they decide they don’t like you, for whatever reason, you will be shunned and mistreated. And they don’t even have a HR to go to so you feel utterly alone with the unfair treatment. If they’ve decided you’re not part of their “clique” they will start to take away perks, not give you deserved raises, and nitpick everything you do without acknowledging your accomplishments and hard work. They go out of their way to make you feel so uncomfortable that your mental health will suffer. Their turnover rate is so high and the only ones left/stay are the boomers that have been there for 20+ years with their old school work culture. The inconsistent policies and favoritism is just so blatant & maddening. Do not work here.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Good learning experience overshadowed by poor leadership and limited growth opportunities. 

At Treehouse Marketing, advancement often feels based more on personal alignment with leadership than actual performance or skills. Leadership lacks transparency, accountability, and support, creating a toxic work environment that leads to low morale and high turnover.

Employees are frequently overworked, underpaid, and given little opportunity for career development or promotion. While the role can provide valuable experience early on, long-term growth within the company feels extremely limited.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Poor leadership and bad management.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Poor morale, diminished culture.

The management structure feels very top-down, leaving little room for individual initiative or professional growth. I found that the primary objective was simply following specific directives from ownership rather than pursuing strategic goals for our accounts. Support for Account Managers is limited; when challenges arise, there is a noticeable lack of guidance or resources from leadership. Furthermore, the workload is high, leading to significant daily stress that isn't balanced by the compensation or benefits package, which I found to be below industry standards for this level of responsibility.

The employees of this company are nice when you first meet them.  However my several encounters with them were highlighted by them staring over my shoulder during the interview process that took place in a glass office, as if he was more interested in what was going on behind me... and being "sent" several confirmation emails that never arrived and I had to reach out several times to ask for the actual interview location.

Also, as you tour the facilities, workers stare at you but do not smile at all.  The question I asked myself later was, "Am I being paraded around this office to remind workers they are replaceable?" Some rooms are extremely dark and unsettling.

I have been at this company for years and it has been an amazing experience. I truly feel appreciated and valued in my role. Every few months I have been able to have a new opportunity to learn and grow as a professional. I have been able to grow and learn more in my time here than at any other company I have worked at in the past. Our leadership, my direct boss and team are the best support I have ever got at a company. They truly care about me, my growth, and my satisfaction in my role. This company is a family and I am grateful for every day I work with my team here. 

There is a very real reason why the turnover rate is so high at this company. Their management style is; get the absolute most out of employees for as little as possible. I do admit I learned a lot from this company. Mostly bad, but in retrospect, now I know what I will and won’t stand for as an employee going forward. If you interview with this company, be sure to ask why there is no Human Resources for such a large company. 

This place is toxic. Throughout my grueling interview process I was subjected to many invasive and sometimes ridiculous questions and testing. I did not get the sense that the company was the way it is. Once I was hired I realized that 99% of the people who work here are extremely unhappy and miserable. I knew shortly after starting that this was not the place for me. 

If you're the kind of person who can accept the fact that life requires you to EARN your keep, there is plenty of opportunity here for growth. Management understands, appreciates, and embraces that folks may come here to learn and eventually take their new found talents elsewhere. Success is achieved through hard work, and there is a standard here to be the best you can be. If you're not interested in being the best you can be, need not apply.

The vibe of the company is that of a cult. If you participate in the propaganda, you will be treated with favor. If you don't, you will be mistreated until you quit. Not a very welcoming bunch. Pay attention on the employees as you walk through the campus for a tour. Either they are on edge, or act like they own the place. As hard as they advertise good culture, once you spend time working there, you will see it's a façade. Not recommended.

Great company for fake impressions. During interviews you think this is a great company but once you start working you see how it is “All things Clique-Y”. There are those who are well received into the existing employees and those who are shunned. Work isn’t particularly difficult but the work environment is passive aggressive toxic. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Senior staff accountant 1 salary reported	$82,500 per year
Accounts payable specialist 2 salaries reported	$30.00 per hour
Accounts receivable clerk 3 salaries reported	$28.67 per hour
Video editor 1 salary reported	$55,000 per year
Seo specialist 1 salary reported	$65,000 per year

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