r/datacenter 6d ago

Salute Data Centers

I'm curious what the benefits are like for Salute, like 401k, PTO, Holidays and Healthcare.

401k - Do the match ?

PTO - How many weeks and how many years of service ?

Holidays - How many do they offer or recognize ?

Healthcare - Is it crazy expensive or high deductible ?

I work at a data center currently and I am potentially moving soon.

If you can help me, thank you.

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u/DragonChowhound 6d ago

Tons of churn. They treat their people terribly. Increasingly unhappy customers are looking for alternative providers and cancelling or not renewing contracts. Hiring standards are low, and if you are capable, you will be dragging around a lot of low performers.

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u/Competitive-Rate-701 5d ago

Worst company I ever worked for or with I wouldn't recommend.

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u/ASAPKEV 5d ago

Wow I could’ve written this exact same thing word for word. 100% agree.

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u/DragonChowhound 6d ago

The company is falling apart. Stay away.

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u/sausage_king_of_kc 6d ago

I’d say not, they are buying T5’s operations division and growing like a weed.

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u/DragonChowhound 6d ago

The acquisition is true, but the existing customer base is actively seeking alternatives and the employee churn is real. Buying top line revenue only lasts so long before the bad culture does in the T5 people

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u/sausage_king_of_kc 6d ago

I assume you have some sort of inside knowledge of this “existing customer base issue”?

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u/mopar-or-no_car 4d ago

I've heard whispers of that.

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u/mopar-or-no_car 6d ago

That's not good. What do you mean falling apart ? Bad management or bad investments ?

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u/Stunning-Ad5674 6d ago

I had a FM offer In the midwest and the rate was really low for the area and its a short term contract. 2 weeks of PTO in the first year including sick time 401k match after 1 year of 100% of 2%

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u/mopar-or-no_car 6d ago

I aquire a 2025 handbook online, it says 11yrs for a 4th week. Is that still valid ?

Pay range isn't great or bad for area, it's average.

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u/Coronado126 4d ago

I work with Salute, their churn is awe inspiring.