I was a former employee with epic valet for 1 year at Landmark Towers in downtown Phoenix, AZ on the corner of Camelback and Central while going to Arizona State University on the GI Bill. They are high-rise luxury towers. Right now I am working in the information technology field as a Network Engineer for a respectable Telecommunications Giant in a professional corporate environment and working as a part-time IT Systems Consultant.
I would have to say my experience as an employee with Epic Valet for that 1 year was good in the beginning and then after working there for a while, I started noticing how JC "The Owner" takes advantage of his employees by not paying people correctly because of an unorganized scheduling system, non-payment of overtime pay which is required by federal law, making up excuses to fire people, letting people go because of favoritism, and etc. I used to work at Landmark Towers but they lost the contract to that place to a respectable concierge company and they were going to have the employees that used to work at that location transferred to another location but, instead, started blaming their employees for the reason why epic valet lost the contract to landmark towers saying it is their fault for losing the contract and just wrongfully fired them.
I would not recommend to work for Epic Valet because of my experiences with them, it was very unorganized, paycheck errors were too much, and they didn't pay overtime while I was attending courses at Arizona State University. Luckily, I was able to get CompTIA A & Network IT Certifications in time while working for Epic Valet to find another job quickly with Dell Technical Support for a couple of years which had a much higher pay rate, paid overtime, was a professional corporate environment, plus benefits, then move on to continue attending courses with Arizona State University, accomplished my Bachelor's degree, get to where I am at right now and further my career with more IT Certifications in different fields of computer studies.
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