bObsweep Reviews

Difficult management to work for. They refuse to accept the challenges professional staff face by working remotely with no other support. Communication between sites in CA, NV & Toronto is expected to be done via unreliable, unprofessional and cheap (meaning free) web tools only. When presented with feedback that an employee isn't performing up to expectations there is no opportunity to discuss the problem(s) in a meaningful way. Management attitude is "my way or the highway" The management of their data is archaic and lacks any form of control. There is no way you can know if you are working on the latest or correct version of any file. This can lead to unwitting mistakes that can lead to the aforementioned expectation issues. Coherent project management is nearly non-existent. Product features are added and subtracted on whims and with little to no study of whether they actually add value to the product. Assignments are handed out randomly and with little or no direction.

To shed some light on the criminal owners, they are three individuals in the same family who share a single braincell. Lies and hypocrisy run through their veins, although their giant heads contain mostly air. Everything about these sucketeers is fake. Even though they’re in the same family, they all use different last names to trick people into thinking that their sham company is anything other than a total farce. Anyone considering joining this mickey mouse operation should beware that the criminal owners could lie to you about your pay rate, job position, and even the company name (the company operates as at least 7 different entities including bObsweep, AI Incorporated, and Silicon Valley Robotic Services). Besides the criminal owners, there are no actual executives at the company. There is no HR, IT, or even a sales department. One of the criminal owners is solely responsible for all sales, even though he doesn’t know how to use a spreadsheet and couldn’t sell a kite if he tried. There is no strategy, planning, or budget of any kind at this second-rate clown show. Other reviewers have mentioned that the criminal owners treat their employees like craptastic 1-ply toilet paper, but from the start this company appears to have been thrown together as a get-rich-quick scam selling rebranded Chinese vacuums (which anyone can verify using Google) at fire sale prices to people who still think the name “Bob” is funny, and some disposable employees were the bare minimum needed to fill the criminal owners’ pockets. Several years ago, the criminal owners were actually dumb enough to hire engineers to build an original vacuum based on their third world 19th century views on technology, and even contacted media outlets to publicize their quixotic idiocy, as if any investors would want to contract this burning STD of a company. Fast-forward to today and this flaccid disappointment still has not released, nor will it ever release since the company keeps firing buttloads of employees out of its rectal crater to compensate for the criminal owners’ criminal stupidity. The public website for AI Incorporated .com still shows a preview of this vaporware, along with the criminal owners’ other insane ideas that will never see the light of day such as a walking trash can and a skateboard for cars. At this point, the company has already fallen so far down the sinkhole that you can see the criminal owners’ thrones in hell. Offices and warehouses are shutting down, and whatever employees remain all hate this misanthropic company and its criminal owners. Despite plenty of office space to go around, no one is being hired because not only are the criminal owners too cheap, they’re too lazy to bother attending interviews even after they schedule one. The only bright idea they can think of is to continually buy and release shoddy new vacuums each year which then flop so softly that no amount of cialis can revive them. These hacks have been calling their company a “startup” for almost a decade now, and that’s what this laughingstock will always be until it finally changes to “bankrupt.”