Best CEO I've ever worked for! - Manager Centurion Selection Employee Review

5.0
2 Mar 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Centurion Selection is younger and growing rapidly so there are plenty of opportunities to make a ton of money. It has an interactive training program that provides a good foundation for any new employee. The CEO also comes in every day and acknowledges as many people as he can! He still makes sales calls and truly cares about the success of his staff. Everyone is genuinely nice too, which is a breath of fresh air. Unlike most staffing agencies, there is structure and organization in place that sets all recruiters up for success. Is it an easy job? No, but no job worth having is easy, at least there is a set plan in place so that you’re never uncertain as to how you’re performing. I also appreciate how the company recognizes small wins and tries to boost morale however possible!

Cons

There are a few, minor cons. Such as having to stay late sometimes or commit to getting certain things done outside of core hours. There is also no 401k match. But like I said, those are minor cons because if you put in the work and apply yourself, you’ll be more successful than most recruiters in the industry.

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5.0
13 Jan 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great commission structure Great company culture and atmosphere Excellent training and leadership Multiple company benefits - PTO/holiday parties

Cons

Not many cons, but in like any recruitment job long hours are required to make good money.

1.0
16 Dec 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Nice offices and a good London brand.

Cons

Unfortunately, the biggest issue at this company was the CEO. In my experience, leadership was deeply toxic and unprofessional. The CEO regularly took full credit for team achievements while shifting blame downward whenever things went wrong. There was little accountability at the top and a culture of fear below it. On work trips, boundaries were frequently crossed and behavior was often inappropriate and embarrassing for a senior leader. This created discomfort among staff and undermined any sense of professionalism. Management through intimidation was common. Employees were openly threatened with termination, including comments that referenced staff having newborn children and “needing to think about their family” — which felt less like leadership and more like coercion. This created extreme anxiety and distrust across the team. The CEO was also highly self-interested, spent excessive time gossiping about employees, and actively fueled rumors rather than focusing on strategy or execution. Decisions often appeared reactive and ego-driven, with very limited evidence of sound business planning or long-term vision. Overall, morale suffered badly, turnover was high, and talented people left simply to protect their mental health.

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