I was a little more on the ball compared to you other former ERAC employees out there...I quit soon after I started. And I was a great employee!

As a customer, I will rent from Enterprise every time. But as an employee I will always have a grudge against the culture of the company. When I worked in grp 23, everyone would always smile to your face and be buddy buddy with you. But the moment you were not around, and especially after you quit, the bad-talking began, even with those you thought you respected. I have a feeling a lot of the trash-talkers did it out of self frustration for the job. For those that claim ERAC quiters were not good enough and weed themselves out is illogical. That is the same as saying all homophobes are gay, or that the first one who smelt it dealt it. It may sound nice but anyone who is intelligent and not stubborn should know better.

Honestly, to work at ERAC you have to be a little bit naive and not know better. And desperation for a job out of college does not help either. Yes there are a few success stories from ARM's and above management who got the $ they were looking for, but for the other 90% the $$ was or never will be there. The bad news is life should not be about money...it should be about happiness. Most likely, not working at ERAC helps. But ERAC has a system for employees, and as long as colleges shell out grads, ERAC will always have workers.

P.S.- If Lenny Almaneck (sp?) can make it at ERAC, then an idiot can become president of the United States! Oh wait...we're screwed. I have never met a man who was more uninspiring.