equipment operator

customer service representative

library assistant

bus driver

maintenance specialist

Lee County Government

A typical day for my position consists of answering tier 1 and tier 2 support tickets remotely and on-site, filing invoices, communicating with vendors, and inventory management.  Throughout my tenure here so far I have learned new things every week, coworkers are eager to teach, learn, and work together.  Management from middle to top management is great.  Supervisors are eager to ensure a great environment for all employees and morales stay high, and can include team building exercises, gathers, lunches, activities, classes, etc.  They are always open minded too feedback and suggestions from standard employees.  Everyone from coworkers to top officials are supportive, cooperative, and enthusiastic towards each other.  The hardest part of the job is learning never before ran into problems but is always the most exciting parts for the sake of learning for future references.  Health benefits, and other benefits are great, with wide ranging options of coverage to potential gaps.  Overall greatest job I've ever had.

The specific location is great but I will say be wary before applying. Most of the people who work here are very helpful but you have a few that are not going to be there for you. The whole hiring process was great. With that being said HR is great. Then comes your first few days, they paint a pretty picture of an open door environment, great company perks etc. Well non of that matters after your grace period, training is lack luster, if you are struggling they listen but get defensive. One on one meetings are not an option, communication is there but once you express any feelings or doubts it talked about behind your back. When it comes to helping others, it was a great feeling but you basically told not to hold compassion for people because in their experience everyone is a liar. All in all they expect you to have a thick back bone, have the mentality of a high school student (drama) and work on your own after a few weeks vs the few months they promised. 

People being people. Sometimes at their best, mainly at their worst... You'll get plenty of "atta boy/girl" and a pat on the shoulder, and that's about it if you don't run in the inner circles where you have to be invited to be evaluated and considered for probable candidate indoctrination for inner sanctum work & pay... (sounds a little twisted, somewhat  cynical, kind of convoluted machination... "but oh, so, sadly true")  Once again, People being people. Sometimes at their best, mainly at their worst... 

Pay is low compared to same work in other counties; no good training; people in  my same department are treated differently and upper management ignores complaints about discrimination.  It is very disappointing. There is no flexibility in work schedule and you can’t use any vacation for 6 months.  The medical plan requires you to have a HSA (health savings acct) with very high deductibles.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everyone shows love and respect 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Sometime moving from different buildings ones you get use to working around the people there 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment is a good work place for all.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy work place,  but at the same time you meet new people

I had a great team and work environment.  I always had support from my supervisor and higher. Family work environment that was enjoyable and rewarding.  Great workplace culture!

LeeTran sucks, seniority is the main currency here. The benefits are good but the pay is about on par with working in fast food. Job is too stressful for what it pays and for not having any weekends off for years

Dolores is a responsible person, also gives 100 plus %, Great leadership and  also willing to help others. She is eager to learn an asset to any company.

Obviously there are lots of roles in the county but they have some of the best benefits for full time workers out there.
Unfortunately, maternity leave is only 12 weeks which is higher than many other jobs but is still known to be detrimental to mothers suffering from PPD.


It’s the good old boys in management. If your not one of them, you will not move up. If you have knowledge, you are a threat to management.  If you you just want a job with good benefits, and a pension, it’s a good place to work. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Equipment operator 24 salaries reported	$20.81 per hour
Customer service representative 24 salaries reported	$19.54 per hour
Library assistant 14 salaries reported	$43,488 per year
Bus driver 15 salaries reported	$17.18 per hour
Maintenance specialist 12 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour

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