ADP Employer Reviews

great place to train if you are just starting out. sales managers will feed deals to their favorite reps

- Work/life balanced.
- Nice café.
- Good facility.
- Good training programs.

ADP is ok but no job security - ADP is seeking off shore employees and not doing a lot to promote from within

• Customer Service Representative
• Ability to access and analyze HR data

A great place to work. Great Location and nice building. Monday thru Friday with some holidays off. Nice pay scale and benefits.

ADP proved to be a great first job out of college although difficult to advance in the company.

Highly recommend. Nice work env, culture, very process oriented.

I went in bright and early and went to my assigned station for the day. It varies from day to day. I worked down in the mail room and there we would either enter in the information and print out the checks, organize them and package them by the statem, or put the on a pallot and move them out. It was a very micromanaged job and I loved that. What I – more... didnt like about it was being in the mailroom all day. No windows made me feel like I was in jail. I really enjoyed my co workers. They made work fun. – less

Structured work place. Learned an extensive amount about the high tech world of computer, networks, databases, operations and business. Management was mostly available for assistance when asked. Co-workers were always willing to assist if they could. The hardest part of my jobs at the company was the ever shifitng of priorities in any given situation, – more... but that made the job more interesting. The most enjoyable part of the job was the flexibility to balance work and home. – less

High Activity, High Transaction
Channel Sales Training
Knowledgable management team
Great team of Co-Workers
Hardest part of this job is the "turn and burn" culture, this goes for both customers and employees
Best part of the job is commission escalator

Again, I had a lot of freedom. I can't say anything negative about this company, only KUDOS to them. Their corporate training was tops. I had no problems at all with my fellow employees or my subordinates.

Plenty of bureaucracy and politics; Top down approach to management; Strong move towards outsourcing of development at the expense of quality; Wants to be an innovator in their industry, but unwilling to invest in R&D, and tiers of outmoded dinosaurs stand in the way should the investment ever be made.

I held two positions at ADP. The first was a wonderful experience. I would award 5 stars for management. The second was just not the environment for me. Since this was a contract job the compensation, culture, job security, and work balance questions are inapplicable.

Mistakes are highly frowned upon and some jobs have a very heavy workload. Year end is very very challenging for all jobs in implementation.

Enjoyed working with numbers, co-workers were pleasant, clients were great. Learned about payroll, prevailing wages, quarterly taxes

I enjoy working at ADP. The sales reps are a great group of people, and other departments are awesome, and most of the executives I work with are smart and worthy of management. There are, as with every company, notable exceptions. But ADP is definitely above average at identifying people with the abilities that lend well to supervision.

Being in sales, – more... you have to be ready for a different type of work-life balance. It was not for me, but for some I'm sure it would work well. – less

A typical day is very structured and micro-managed. Co-workers are helpful, supportive and reliable in completing any given task. However, advancement within the company is slow and one dimensional (not much lateral movement). If you are assigned to a poor manager work will go not be completed as quickly. Good experience and would recommend the company – more... if the job description interests you. – less

Help employees set-up their benefits. The skills I pickup were FSA, COBRA, retiree benefits. I used multiple screens and loved it.

Typical day a work includes processing IRS filings and helping the small business function properly.

ADP was one of my favorite jobs. I was disappointed when it was necessary to replace me while I was out on disability. I do however, understand that it was done because of the needs of the business.