landscape laborer

account manager

production manager

groundskeeper

operations manager

Munie Greencare Professionals

The turnover in this company is the worst I've ever seen or have even heard of. Most employees only have 1.5yrs. or less of being employed here. The main reason for the high rate of turnover is because of how young and immature the Operations Director is. He has very little overall experience in management, is extremely arrogant because of his position, and has a management style based on motivating people through fear and intimidation. This is because of his own insecurities of not being confident in his role but nevertheless, it has created a culture of people who go to work each day in fear of not knowing if they'll be fired. This has created a reputation for him within the company that whenever he randomly shows up to a property or job site, someone is always fired. So employees live in fear of who will be next. This is not a company who cares whatsoever about it's employees.

Your typical workday can vary from getting cussed at by ownership and told your work is awful to being tasked with responsibilities you have no idea how to do because you were never trained on them. 

I have learned what a truly toxic workplace looks like from working here, so there is that.

There is nothing positive to say about the culture.  What ownership wants done is a constantly moving target and they will never be satisfied with what you provide. If your last name isn't on the company sign, good luck. The culture is based on degrading everyone from Managers to Crew Members.

The hardest part of the job is deciphering what needs to be done day in/day out because it's ever-changing. You will not be trained on what your role is, so be prepared to figure it out yourself. 

The most enjoyable part of the job is trauma-bonding with everyone else there that's just as miserable as you.

I have been with Munie almost 5 years. Several times I thought I was not going to be able to hang in there with this type of work, but I am so glad I rode it out! 
I have learned so many things working for Munie, and I continue to learn more everyday. Not just from management,  but from other employees as well. There is a wealth of knowledge from such a diverse staff. If you are looking to learn, all you have to do is listen. 
I look forward to many more years at Munie, and learning as many new things as possible!

The owner and senior manager are some of the most arrogant people I've met. They are very unfair with their employees and show no appreciation or respect for the hard work they perform. The company completely lacks any kind of structure and has no procedures of what is, and is not expected from their people. The leadership is is very unstable and inexperienced. If you're looking for a company to be at for years and to make a career out of, this is not the company to work for.

I really enjoyed working for the company. I was at Fort Rucker which is down South, so it was pretty humid. We were provided with new equipment, and the trucks were top of the line. I moved up to a management position in a matter of months. The only reason I left the company was because my wife took a job at another military base. Great leadership,  and the owner built the company from the ground up..

I have been an employee now for 5 years and have enjoyed much of it.  Work can vary from week to week, which i enjoy.  Management can be demanding and you will need to be ready to work when you show up but overall my boss is a good guy to work for.   I plan on staying and advancing my career here.  

One con of my job is it is physical.  My job requires me to be out in the heat (or snow).  They do have pretty nice equipment and tools that help me get my tasks done easier than other jobs in the industry though.

It's a job that pays.  Don't expect much more.  Don't believe them if they promise you a raise because I know of many people in the company they have lied to about this including myself.  They will expect you to be on call all the time because of weather.  Just not worth it if you want to have any kind of life outside of work.  On the positive side though, I really enjoyed the actual work itself and I had great coworkers.  It was great being able to work outside and have fun with fellow employees.

So much more than just a lawn care company. Locally owned and in business for over 40 years. This company offers opportunity. The opportunity to learn many different skills and trades. The opportunity to advance up the ladder and move into management rolls. Is it easy? No 
 This is a tough industry and is not for everyone.  But if you love this type of work it's a great place to work and grow a career. 

Company emphasizes working together as a team and that the overall strength of the team comes down to the weakest person. If you have a problem or issue with something all you have to do is ask for help or additional training. 

Sales incentives are competitive, you are motivated to network, and closing estimates with new clients is easy because the pricing is competitive and flexible.

Management here is unpredictable, and the constant changes create a top-down chaos that makes it nearly impossible to keep up. Leadership is new and still finding its way, which results in a lack of clear direction and organization. Appreciation for your efforts is rare, and it’s unlikely to change anytime soon. Save yourself the stress and consider opportunities elsewhere that value stability and recognize hard work.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Landscape laborer 6 salaries reported	$16.63 per hour
Account manager 6 salaries reported	$71,667 per year
Production manager 11 salaries reported	$57,273 per year
Groundskeeper 1 salary reported	$17.50 per hour
Operations manager 2 salaries reported	$76,000 per year

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