Working at TEXAS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION: 35 Reviews
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Decent pay eventually, nature of the job dictates a less than ideal schedule.
Agent (Former Employee) - Austin, TX - June 15, 2022
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The most useful review selected by IndeedActivities are number based and often do not allow for deviation, resulting in a less than satisfying law enforcement experience. Not an ideal job for a first-time law enforcement officer, better suited to an experienced officer that doesn't mind the hours and lack of true "police work".
Pros
State police position, take-home vehicle, wide jurisdiction.
Cons
Horrible scheduled hours, which often change with little notice, limited enforcement activities.
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Listening to customes opinion’s while crossing through the bridge.through the bridge and
Regulatory Compliance Officer (Former Employee) - El Paso, TX - August 7, 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Taking care of Taxpayers and helping them going throw fast and providing them with the proper information on their alcohol limits. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? When Taxpayers got upset with Immigration Officials while being on the bridge for a long period of time and being treated unrespectul by them. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Busy; taking care of both sides of the booths. Good environment. Good management and co-workers. What is a typical day like for you at the company? Opening the 3 booths for the public. Turning on all lights a signs, counting the cash drawers; Making sure pedestrians were aware we were open for business.
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What people like
- Supportive environment
- Feeling of personal appreciation
- Ability to meet personal goals
Areas for improvement
- Sense of belonging
Not a fun place to work. No leadership or direction.
Police Investigator (Current Employee) - San Antonio, TX - June 21, 2022
If you think you will come to actually do “police” work you are mistaken. You are strictly micromanaged and your immediate supervisors have no decision authority, no interest in mentoring (you wouldn’t want it anyway) and will most likely be less qualified and experienced than you. The work is tedious and repetitive with no room to grow or gain any useful experience. The bureaucracy is thick and hard to crack. Standout work or going above and beyond is not recognized and actually discouraged and is completely irrelevant for promotional purposes. There is no leadership to speak of. No mentoring. Supervisors from lieutenant and above are more concerned with bettering themselves rather than help mentor and train the next generation. Lots of good agents in the ranks whose ideas and enthusiasm is crushed and suppressed. There are better agencies to work for.
Pros
Good pay and benefits
Cons
Poor leadership, micromanaged, repetitive work
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Potentially great place, horrible management
Regulatory Compliance Officer (Former Employee) - Progreso, TX - July 21, 2021
It could be a great job - it’s with the State, great benefits, reasonable pay, you’ll know your schedule for the month so you can plan around it, fairly easy tasks. BUT the management is horrible. Unless you are a favorite or on that side, you can easily be fired for anything - even the things that the “favorites” do. They are hypocritical. They are unreasonable. By far the worst management I’ve ever dealt with. Wildly immature because they discuss the office gossip with employees, so personal things are not kept secret. Maybe another port is different but Progreso is horrible.
Pros
Benefits, reasonable pay, scheduling
Cons
No specified lunch - you eat when you can, management, office environment
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Work here at your own risk
Licensing Investigator Analyst IV (Current Employee) - Arlington, TX - April 20, 2021
Use to be an organized decent place to work for now it just out awful. Field works getting treated the worse. Austin is the only place where advancement and pay increase occurs. Field works are subject to horrible working conditions oh and the pay is down right disrespectful! Do yourself a favor and find employment anywhere other thank TABC.
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Horrible Management
Agent (Current Employee) - Arlington, TX - January 22, 2021
Can be interesting work at times but too many selfish Supervisors that don’t look out for their officers. Inconsistent schedules and no weekends off. You bank a lot of time but they don’t let you use it.
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State agency unpaid overworked
Manager (Former Employee) - Texas - July 23, 2020
There are some very unqualified people in management position. There is favoritism. Sometimes to the point of a hostile work environment. The lack of trusting employees to do their jobs and be treated as adults.
Pros
Insurance with ERS
Cons
No breaks overworked comp time not allowed managers are not given discretion
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There is no opportunity for professional growth. This agency does not pay well and seldom gives raises. The environment is unprofessional.
Professional (Former Employee) - Houston, TX - June 3, 2020
Do not apply for a job at TABC if you are a professional, want to grow and advance, or be paid what you are worth. You will not be respected. You will not be promoted. You will be subjected to the whims of outsiders. You will be required to act unethically.
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fun
Auditor III (Current Employee) - Austin, TX - February 21, 2020
its a great job good benefits decent pay never a dull moment management is very good and understanding and it challenges me to be the very best i can be
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Licensing
Regional Supervisor of Licensing (Current Employee) - Houston, TX - February 15, 2020
Good agency to work for and presented great opportunities. However, legislators decide everything which can be difficult to adjust. Their decisions aren't always easy to implement.
Pros
Leadership
Cons
Politics
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Jobs at TEXAS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION
Flexibility
Training Specialist IV (Current Employee) - Austin, TX - January 6, 2020
Good: Flexibility of hours, able to take care of personal matters.
Bad: Environment, not able to work remotely even at least once a month, in a cube, being the admin of the LMS I need to be on the phone helping other employees or creating courses for online and in the classroom and there's no privacy.
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Good Place to Work
Administrative Assistant I (Current Employee) - Arlington, TX 76011 - December 6, 2019
I have been there for almost 2 years & I work with the best people around! I find support when needed with new unknown projects for me. Work is very flexable and I do enjoy working there.
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Rewarding and interesting place to work. I learned a lot.
Administrative Assistant (Former Employee) - Arlington, TX - August 5, 2019
Very good place to work. Supervisors and agents were great. Office was in a nice location with lots of parking. I was provided all the equipment needed to do my job. Workers were provided with a nice break room for lunch or breaks. Very good group to work with.
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Unprofessional and corrupted
Tax compliance officer (Former Employee) - Hidalgo, TX - July 10, 2019
Supervisors are very unprofessional and corrupted!! They show favoritism to those who kiss butt! If they don’t like you they do everything in there power to get rid of you. If The state of Texas only knew what’s really going on it would probably be shut down!! These supervisors are a poor representation of the state of Texas and should be investigated!! Stay away from this toxic place!
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Awesome job, pay not so good
License and Permit specialist (Former Employee) - Austin, TX - May 28, 2019
I had a good time with TABC! Loved the people, loved my job, but the pay was awful. We did a lot of work and the pay did not show for it. The work environment, in my opinion, was fun and relaxed. We did have deadlines to work with, but that wasn’t too bad.
Pros
Work hours flexible
Cons
Pay was very little for all work done
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This Agency is a Joke
Tax Payer Compliance Officer (Former Employee) - Hidalgo, TX - May 1, 2019
Toxic environment, abuse of authority, intimidation tactics and mostly poorly trained and uneducated supervisors. Don’t recommend this pathetic agency at all, Hope it comes crashing down!
Pros
None
Cons
Agency is corrupt, biased, and favoritism thrives in this environment
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It was an awsome place to work untill they changed it.
Tax Compliance Officer III (Former Employee) - Brownsville, TX - March 26, 2019
They did a restructural of the whole agency. I didn't approve of the changes. There was no room to advance the only move was to supervisor there was a waiting list for that position.
Pros
Great Benefits
Cons
You were capped out no room for advancment.
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Typical work day
Compliance Officer (Current Employee) - Texas - March 13, 2019
A compliance officer must adhere to shift work, cash handling, high customer service and much leverage to make decisions for customer care. Will work holidays, weekends and night regardless of weather conditions.
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great team with constrained resources
Senior SharePoint Solutions Architect (Former Employee) - Austin, TX - September 14, 2018
one of the best teams I've worked with. Strong management support but the challenge of making aging systems perform modern work was constantly there.
Some team members could have been better at helping to participate instead of watching the clock.
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Can be a good place to work
Agent (Former Employee) - Houston, TX - April 19, 2018
Really good people work here and there is a family type atmosphere for the most part. Like any government job, there will be politics involved. It is a good place to work, but it is not for everyone.
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night work
Agent I (Former Employee) - Corpus Christi, TX - January 22, 2018
The job itself was fine. It was working until 3 in the morning and going home smelling like smoke from the bars and then having to try and sleep with my new born twins. Staff was nice, pay was good.
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