Working at American Quarter Horse Association in Amarillo, TX: 3 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Amarillo, TX Area

"The company is downsizing and moving from a family oriented company to an outsourced environment. Service has taken a huge hit as well as morale and most upper management has left."

"I have worked at the American Quarter Horse Association for 7 years. It has a lot of good people to work with. The benefits are good and pay is OK for a non-profit. They are family oriented and I have no problems taking time off to care for my family. When you are salary then you may have to travel and work a lot of overtime without much compensation."

"Chaos... No vision, and it's run with a 'boys' club mentality."

What do you like about working at American Quarter Horse Association?

"We had the tools to do a great job. There was budget, but no support from the top. Users wanted more and would go outside to get it. IT department was actually two departments and there was not working relationship between them."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Hope you like good ol' boy politics.. Keep you head down low and avoid getting pulled into a 'click'. There are strangle communication channels and too many agendas."

What don't you like about working at American Quarter Horse Association?

"No vision... CEO thinks Facebook is a fad, and asked why he'd want an iPad when one was given to him."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Develop a vision and treat people like they are an import part of your mission."