TNT Dental

Each day was great to learn new things about building websites. Always something fun when learning about the different ways to build and do new things with dental offices websites.

I learned that no matter how much heart and soul, ethics and integrity, hard work and sacrifice that you can give to job there is always someone working behind the scenes to destroy your efforts. I would not recommend this place to work.

These guys helped me achieve my potential all while putting in a hard days work updating web pages for their support team. I enjoyed the co-workers as well as the facility. Great place to work. Great benefits too. Pros: Facility, Benefits Cons: no foot rests ;(

Great place to work. Great work life balance. Moved into new more centrally located location which is ideal for commuting. Great start for someone in SEO.

If you're looking to advance....good luck. It ain't happening. No collaboration during work hours, constant silence. Pretty sure nobody had any social skills outside of the sales team. Pretty bland place to work.

Job is never secure (management would even make jokes of firing people), and the pay is as minimal as they feel they can get away with. It’s much more stressful than it needs to be. Pros: Updated looking kitchen and sometimes you can win money Cons: Poorly managed

Great place to work with awesome bosses!! I worked there as a web designer previously and I really enjoyed it. Due to personal circumstances I had to resign. One of the best jobs I ever had!

everyone works on their own pace and everyone is very out going and understanding. I have never experienced any problems working there. I learned a lot about insurance while working there Pros: work at your own pace Cons: healthcare not provded

During my tenure, TNT initially offered and seemed like a very good company. The Development Team is top tier and does amazing work. Graphic Designers are extremely talented and hardworking, as well as SEO, Facebook, Copyright, and some Account Managers. The biggest downfall is leadership and ownership. Specifically, the Co-Owner who dictates the day to day operation of TNT Dental. Some of the experience myself and other former co-workers have experienced include: cursing, false accusations, micromanagement, lack of consistent accountability, uncheck bias, lies of compensation, zero respect…

I loved working here due to the feel of the place. They were pretty laxed about how you did your work, as long as you got it done. I learned a lot about SEO while I worked here - skills that I have taken to other places, gotten paid more and became more valued at. I wouldn't recommend working here long-term, as they just don't have the desire to pay you for your work like you should be. They did allow for there to be some fun at the job, and the co-workers made working here bearable. (I miss bookclub!) The hardest part of the job was getting the motivation to actually work because you aren't…

Super awful place to work. Yes okay office with some weekly employee games, but overall work environment is micromanaged by old men who don’t know anything about the digital space. Pros: Weekly bingo was literally the only thing to look forward to Cons: The managers are awful But hire good people and refuse to listen

While I thoroughly enjoyed the job itself management leaves a LOT to be desired. Constant condescension, negativity, and downright favoritism rears its head. Don't you dare use a full sheet of paper toweling or you're in for a real treat!

Not everyone has the same opportunities, but if you work hard, you can be rewarded with bigger accounts. There is a monthly free breakfast and you feel like you know how the company is doing.

Do you want to just work or help make things happen? As the company grows you can grow with it by taking initiative. Not everything will be laid out in front of you but the pieces are there to help mold your role. Best thing about TNT Dental? They understand that life is not perfect. When something personal happens then encourage you to take care of it. Pros: Free lunches, yearly perks, a comfortable place to work. Cons: No direct path for advancement

TNT Dental has an eye for talent. They won't pay talent fairly, but they know it when they see it. They also have very little idea what to do with it once they have it. Get in and out within six months and network with everyone you meet. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow creatives and start projects together way, way out of the borders of their building. To mirror what others have said, the culture is great but the management will do everything possible to get in the way of you doing a good job. Especially the manager that runs daily ops. Hope you're reading this buddy, way to…

TNT Dental is a means to an end. There is a reason that turnover is so high and that long term employee retention, especially that of the development team, is such an issue. You go along to get along until you find a more fulfilling, better paying job. There is no measurable delegation of authority and every creative decision is made by 1 person: the owner. As someone with intimate knowledge of the development process, I can say without apprehension that their job listings are blatantly misleading and outright false. You are asked to be attuned to best practices and frameworks when the…

Nice environment. A bit hectic and disorganized at times. Definitely understaffed. That said, this is a good place to get a start. They will hire without experience for just about any role. Don't expect raises.

I was employed here for almost two years as an account manager. I really enjoyed my time here, and would definitely recommend. I learned so much about marketing, how to build and maintain relationships with my clients, and internal teams. Pros: compensation, flexibility, free lunch, communication

Pros: Somewhat flexible working hours. Overall benefit packages are ok. Health insurance is a good deal. Everyone that works there is nice and willing to help each other. Very relaxed dress and environment. The work you do can be enjoyable. There’s rarely late working nights or a need to work 60 plus hours week that can be common in typical office jobs, unless you want to. I never dreaded going to work. Cons: The negative reviews are right. They hire inexperienced people at low salaries. If you’re going to do that, you have to give them the skills to succeed and you have to give them pay…

Pros: Friendly and helpful co-workers (most of them - especially client-facing departments) Cons: Not a place to have a career at. If you're into digital marketing, it's easy to get in to gain some experience but there's not much growth. The company started about 20 years ago but is still considered midsize which shows their focus is not on growing it much and it reflects in how day-to-day operations and issues are dealt with. Turnover rate is high because employees end up getting burnout and realize the owners are not willing to work on fixing things not working right for the growth of the…

Pros: Really nice around Christmas time, there's usually a cash bonus. If they like you, you get the best accounts and they leave you alone more. Cons: 7 days of PTO your first year of starting and only moves up to 12 after the first year. I used to get 25 days of PTO where I worked and standard is generally 16 so it's incredibly low. They also only like you if you work 24/7. If they don't like you, they'll put you on a plan and give you low accounts so you don't bonus. If they do like you, they'll kill you with work basically. They also show up late to every meeting. If a meeting is at…

Pros: Flexible, Open environment, Opportunity, Fun, Challenging Cons: Not the place if you are afraid to ask questions or be corrected.

Pros: Ability to work according to my schedule Able to create unique work for different clients Cons: None I can think of

Pros: Makes good websites for the dental clientele Cons: NO diversity in thought or personalities.

Pros: Consistent Work, good management, decent pay Cons: You need to ask for performance reviews Advice to management: Make performance reviews annual

Pros: They have breakfast on the first Friday of the month, people are friendly…. when you work there. Book club was my favorite. Sometimes the owners would take a team out to lunch, which was nice. Cons: They’re some of the most petty people I’ve ever encountered. I’ve stayed in touch with many people over the years who have worked there and every single time someone put in their notice, the owners and managers shut them out. It happened to me and everyone I know that continued to work there after me. Advice to management: Pay people what they’re worth and maybe they’ll stay around??? Also,…

Pros: Leadership is extremely compassionate and flexible in working with your personal needs. Cons: Sometimes implementation is slow or doesnt happen.

Pros: Building relationships with clients. Equipment Is Provided Coffee is actually good. Cons: You're either in the in crowd or not. And If you're not - you are mistreated, disrespected, and uncared for. Departments do not cross pollinate which can feel like a silo. Path to grow inside of company is unclear and often blocked by those who came before you. 3 Owners - 2 of them are compassionate people. If you do not get promises in writing, they will not be kept. Period. They screw people over for the sake of the company - over and over. Advice to management: They wouldn't take them if I put…

Pros: If you enjoy learning and are comfortable with asking for the opportunity to learn you will enjoy the environment. It can be a fast paced environment and that might not be everyone's cup of tea. Cons: Seeing change can be slow, and I believe it is something that management is trying to work on. It can he hard at times to be seen or feel like you are seen and acknowledged Advice to management: Put those that have shown a want to succeed in a path that they can help others succeed.

Pros: great team, plenty of reason for enthusiasm Cons: Key Employee turnover is concerning Advice to management: Not sure how to help

Pros: You get free food sometimes and company outings. Cons: This job is really a dead end you don’t really have a way of moving up and when you express wanting to better yourself or move up in the company they act like they care and guess what a year later you are in the same position. Working in the office before the pandemic was awful because any time you mutter a word you would get a death glare and if you weren’t working until your fingers fell off you weren’t doing a “good job”. There is a reason this company doesn’t retain workers well. It’s fine for starting out but not long term for…

Pros: Flexible work schedule, hybrid work schedule, lots of independence in the position Cons: disorganized production processes, poor communication, ineffective systems

Pros: - Gain experience in Digital Marketing - Willing to Train for almost all positions - Great people and plenty of office events - Hybrid Work Schedule (part remote and part at home) - Great for those starting out in Digital Marketing Cons: - Low pay and little to no chance of getting a raise even after being there for years - Little to no growth opportunities - A lot of pressure to not lose a client. If you do, they can and will take your bonus, if you even get one! Note, clients leave for all kinds of reasons, mostly not the company’s fault, but our pay is still at risk! - Benefits are…

Pros: Nice coffee space next door to escape during breaks and find refuge Cons: I’m honestly surprised they haven’t imploded yet - I’m sure they are close! Clients are dropping like flies while Tom (clearly majority shareholder) uses paper to manage a ‘digital marketing firm’ I honestly would take a serious look at all the reviews and run quickly to a healthier org Advice to management: Sell business to a competitor who had integrity and will lead well

Pros: very helpful and caring staff Cons: None, great place to work

Pros: Great entry level job, makes great websites for their clients, health insurance is a plus. Cons: Not much room for advancement in the company. Advice to management: Make all managers use computers.

Pros: Hybrid work environment Ability to learn something new Cons: Lack of internal communication Pay doesn't match workload Unrealistic expectations with lack of proper team experience Leaders need to lead better - Suggest leadership training Advice to management: Suggestions and feedback are not generally welcomed openly, and when feedback is asked for at company wide meetings, the time spent and feedback provided is rarely if ever implemented.

Pros: coworkers are friendly and management is understanding Cons: the pay is very low for a position that usually pays high

Pros: The staff are generally nice. Cons: Not a great place for advancement in your career. Things are done “how they’ve always been done”. There is no motivation to make things better, at least not in the administration department.

Pros: delivers more or less a visually pleasing, performant product to the end users/clients some nice coworkers to commiserate with provides a "stable" environment which is also a con as this leads to lack of innovation Cons: most things you care about in a career you won't get complete lack of leadership in the company and in individual teams, no senior developer(s) very little transferable knowledge/skills, what is present is the bare minimum for any developer job lack of empathy/understanding from non-developer teams that often condescend and make clients promises that are unfeasible…

Pros: good place to get experience Cons: lack of structure and poor communication

Pros: We do play bingo ! Cons: A "leader" forced me to work overtime, threatening to fire me if I didn't comply. I worked those hours believing I would be paid for them, but I wasn't. If you are reading this, it's becuase they still owe me a couple of thousand.

Pros: Plenty of opportunities to learn and improve. Cons: Hard limit on compensation and no defined structure for advancement. Advice to management: Create a clear path for raises across the company.

Pros: load of work, team culture, great team of leaders Cons: low pay in comparison to competitors

Pros: Flexible on when you start workday Cons: There wasn't opportunity for advancement

Pros: gets your foot in the door Cons: mismanaged from the top down

Pros: It's a job that exists in the world. Cons: - Rates are far below market and unreliable work availability. - Runs like a marketing agency from the 1940's with zero concept of modern SEO strategy. - They don't really know the industry or how to work with freelancers. You'll also never get a reply back from anyone in management unless they want something from you. I'm talking static air if you're trying to communicate something important in order to do your job or try to anticipate your pay that month. - Awful employee/contractor treatment. Management profits from your wins but offers not…

Pros: There is some flexibility with hybrid work Cons: No middle management and lack of growth opportunity besides doing more work to get more bonus