APEX Employer Reviews

Set the Mission, Vision, game changing strategic and tactical plans for North America and executed.

Working for Apex hotels was a good experience .Learned a lot, co-workers were good bunch of people,the most enjoyable part of the job meeting new people.

This is a great and relaxing place to work. Management treats you like family. You really cannot ask to work in a better environment.

Pay was good. Minimal health benefits. Contract did not last as long as I was told it would.

8 hours per day
i have learned perfection in my work
management is good
co-workers are so good
hard
most enjoyable part is i will complete work in short period

long days of continues phone calls to help end users
i did learn more about vpns and security

Excellent company to work for. Great team and co-workers. Would recommend to anyone.

A typical day would be to engage client at client site prioritize to dos based on client needs mentor and manage client employees to verse them in the Administration and troubleshooting of Exchange/Ad environment
project management life cycle of upgrade of existing appliance infrastructure.

Apex as a company is fine, but I had a bit of a rough time with them. Oklahoma City is handled like a satellite office, so there isn't an actual brick and mortar facility to walk into, if you want that, it is a 3 hour drive to Ft. Worth. They do have a manager, who is supposed to be like your boss, but this woman was fairly incompetant and after I was – more... on with Dell, I only met her maybe once every two or three months and that was for payroll issues.

About a month before I moved, that woman was let go and an another was brought in to replace her. The new manager seemed to be a lot better, more approachable, and actually understood the work her representatives were doing. As I was not under her for more than a few days, I can't comment on her other than she left a great impression.

My final thoughts on Apex is that while it is a great place to help you get set up on your IT career, but not a place you want to stay with as there is really no growth potential. Get a contract, then get hired permament with that company. – less

Apex Transportation and Tours was a good company to work for. I very much enjoyed the work, as I was able to meet a lot of people, that I probably would never have met otherwise. I got along very well with management, and my co workers. I have always enjoved driving, which helped, but probably the most difficult part of the job was when I was required – more... to do overnight charters, and being away from home. – less

go to the building told by your lead and perform the task of tech refresh, just place the new computer in and trasfer the data from the old machine. I learned to troubleshoot outlook 07 very well, printers and other minor problems with in the NMCI network. management is not bad, just that in every site you will have a different super visor. Co-workers – more... are easi going most of them, the hardest part of the job for me was the travel, was the ability to have your own time over the weekends where ever that was that i was working at. – less

Put me in a job that gave me a chance to learn new systems and gain good life skills.Coworkers are fun to work with and very helpful. the hardest part of the job is it has ever changing templates to use.

Would not recommend this place to anyone!!
Management is very cruel and uncaring
All this company cares abour are the numbers. Not customers or employees.

good company but no raises and pay is poor. learned some machining and print reading skills improved. Great co workers.

a typical day at work is going out talking to customers and getting them to sign up to a wall assesment which can be the hardest part of the day my co workers are fun and enjoyable to be around.

Just a regular, hourly contract position. Moved here to marry my wife and this was the only thing available.

Invoicing, truck scheduling, answering phones. There is no room for advancement so i am looking for another job.

Not all temp companys are bad. I started in Qwest through them at $16.90 a hour. I was hired perm after my performance in less than six months to solid respectable salary...

move around too much they didn't understand what they were doing I was told I was let go from a job but later found out they wanted to keep me

I have been working for myself with the economic downturn for the past couple of years. Maintaining a constant stream of activity is the hardest part of my job. I wish to continue my employment in the environmental field where I am part of a team.