Copart Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked at CashforCars.com for 16 months. I had an excellent experience and would recommend the company. It is a fast-paced, quota driven, boiler room day-to-day, but it is rewarding. In other words, you can make more money the more you put into it. I left the company due for another opportunity, but do not regret a minute I spent with CashforCars.com."

"Copart is a global, Fortune 500 company with an amazing family atmosphere and a culture unafraid to try something new and take on change. Started in a Auto parts yard in 1982, the company crew by using good business sense and family values to a global company auctioning 3M vehicles online each year. The management staff is friendly and works to maintain a great company culture. Working at Copart is a pleasure."

"Fast paced environment, Determined to change the fate of the company through IT."

"Copart is Fast growing company"

"Fast-paced working environment, learned a lot here."

"Good company for anyone looking for a Development position"

"I've worked with Copart for the past 2 years and my coworkers are all driven to give the best customer service possible"

"At my job, I was able to leverage various tools and resources to get my work done. My colleagues were motivating and encouraged using and learning new technologies and skills to expand my knowledge."

"I have worked in organizations where we were upgrading Oracle 10g to 11g and because the upgrade impacted more than 300 customer institutions with thousands of individual customers, we had a 14 stage testing phase for just this upgrade. Copart's business rests on 3 pillars - Backend database, Website and Auction Engine. The applications were hosted in Copart's own Network Operations Center. Copart's CTO decided that: Upgrades to Backend database and website were to be carried out. AND The Network Operations Center was to be outsourced to two vendors. With an overlapping time schedule! Can anyone imagine the risk to the more than $800M annual revenue of the organization? Not surprisingly, only the website has been upgraded. The vendor for the Backend Database upgrade is locked in lawsuits and counter lawsuits with Copart. While the outsourcing of the NOC is unknown."