account manager

project manager

sales representative

account representative

sales project manager

Shamrock Roofing and Construction

I somewhat enjoyed working at Shamrock, the work itself is very easy but very stressful. The job posting is somewhat misleading for how the position starts. 

I want to start with some positives. The work environment can be a lot of fun, there is a lot of comradery. Branch managers and upper staff are friendly and will answer any questions you have and guide you through the process a good majority of the time. Other times can feel like "sink or swim" scenarios. But I would say overall there is always someone to help if you have a question. The training I went through was decent, they were putting a large focus on revamping it as I left so I believe it was getting better and more thorough. Overall the support and guidance was pretty decent. 

As far as how the jobs starts, you start in sales making $ per insurance claim filed, that claim/job is no longer yours after that, it then moves on to a Project Manager. The money is made as a Project Manager (PM) or Project Manager in Training (PMT). The PM's profit thousands off the claim you open and you only get paid for opening the claim.
After a set amount of claims you will be promoted to Project Manager in Training, where you can manage your own jobs but work with a PM and split profits.


Once promoted to PM you don't share profits and can receive leads. Most of the leads turn up to be nothing especially when the company outsources for leads during certain periods, I as an employee received a return call from a third party source for a roof inspection  I never called them and enquired about because obviously I worked there.

If you do not have enough money saved up for at least 4-5 months expenses, (and I would actually recommend more) you will struggle here financially for a little while. Not everyone is a sales killer and gets off the ground running here. I will not deny the large income here can be amazing. I've seen guys pull 5 digit checks for multiple weeks in a row. But the process to get there is very tough financially for some and I wish they had made this a little more clear when I interviewed here. 

Issues beyond your control as a PM can comeback on you and the company will take money out of the profit to cover this and thus money out of your pocket. 

My biggest issue is the job listing says numerous benefits like health insurance are available. This is untrue for the positions the jobs are posted about. UPPER MANAGEMENT are the only people to my knowledge receiving benefits, or health insurance 401k etc. must be additionally purchased through the company I believe.  I should have walked out the second the interviewer told me "insurance benefits aren't available" 

Something else you should know is you're responsible for putting fuel in the trucks. Employees should fill the trucks themselves but this does not always happen, and employees will leave truck without the correct amount of fuel. Other times people leave material in trucks and becoming a problem for other people when you need to hustle and get material to your job, the only truck you can use might be loaded down with material you have to move to be able to fit your material in there.

Don't fall for the misleading listing. 

If you're well versed in sales and can handle not having benefits this job can be a good fit for you. The work is fairly easy, the most strenuous thing is loading materials in a truck and returning to a supplier after or during a build. I left as I found out we had a kid on the way and can not go without benefits

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working at shamrock roofing is amazing! The people are so funny and inviting, everyone makes you feel welcome. I came from serving in a restaurant, and it was a nice change of pace having management actually care about their employees. They are lax on dress code while keeping everything respectful. They were great at teaching me everything so I feel strong working on my own. All in all it’s a great place to work. I’m very happy working with shamrock roofing! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It’s only stressful when it’s busy but they are great at making everyone feel supported during those times. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very friendly and casual while also being respectful, it’s a very low stress environment, you learn a lot working here. Even when it’s busy people make time to check in on each other. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I come in at 8:09 AM login and say good morning in our group chat, and than start my daily tasks, I than wait for calls from Home Owners and chat with employees in my free time. I leave by 5:00 everyday in the dot!

You work hard, but you get rewarded for your hard work
The people that complain about the work here are lazy and didn't hack it
Everyone here gets treated like family.. unless you're a weirdo or suck at your job
 During storm season I am continuously busy.. but this also gives me the lifechanging money I would have never made elsewhere
People that leave here thinking the grass is greener on the other side, tend to try and come back
Management truly cares about its people
The amount of opportunities here are endless

Typical day involves checking leads, inspecting roofs, and meeting homeowners about hail. Learned the entire insurance claims process through Shamrock University. Management is handson and genuinely cares about everyone. Culture is competitive and supportive, with awesome benefits, company trucks, and fun events like Top Golf and Chiefs game. Hardest part is the long hours during storm season and dealing with adjusters. Most enjoyable part is helping homeowners through a stressful claim and the commission checks that come with a closed project.

Great company over all. The pay is what you make it. The more you put in the more you get out and advance your commission level. Very supportive staff and owner. Over all a great company to work for and with! 

A typical day at work is getting here at 8am, responding to emails and messages, helping out teammates, getting coaching, and trying your best to be better everyday before leaving at 5pm. The management team here truly cares about everyone and wants to see success and growth. The best part about my job is how great my team is. Everyone is vulnerable and open which makes my job so much easier. 

A typical work day starts at 8am, I am responding to emails in the morning and scheduling out the teams.  Each team is focused on there tasks the Project managers who are selling roofs and overseeing projects and production managers who is coordinating the building of the roofs. 
The Culture is great the office is great and everyone works well together. 
Come join the team! 

What is the best part of working at the company?
You can wear whatever you want to work and everybody is super cool and friendly to eachother!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
We are growing so much there is tons of things to do!

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Super friendly, everybody is friends with eachother

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day is starting at 8am, then lunch at 12 but you can pick whatever time you want to take your lunch and then leave work at 5

They throw you to the wolves for training, unless you come in knowing everything you need to know good luck. It is very much a traditional boys club in all the WRONG ways. There are a few good people mixed in but it doesn't cover the wrongs. Very exist. If youre a female DEFINTELY DONT work here. Just not worth it. I LOVE this industry but they give it a bad name 

My day consisted of contacting customers and following up on scheduled estimate appointments. Updating reports and assisting the branch manager and project managers when needed. I didn't learn very much before being terminated by an email received after hours with no reason given by upper management for being terminated. 

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