Ronnie Haran Mellen Santa Barbara Location Services LLC Ronnie Haran Mellen 2435 Sycamore Canyon Road, Santa Barbara, CA RONNIE MELLON is dishonest, unscrupulous and positively psychotic. HORRIBLE WORK ENVIRONMENT -- Feudal system, insulting, abusive, probably illegal Montecito, California

I have personally known and worked with Ronnie Mellon for over five years in different capacities. I started out working in the office in 2007 where I worked in the photo department. I worked in the office both full and part-time; we worked out a schedule that accommodated my college classes. Ronnie and I kept a solid relationship over the next couple of years where I served as a scout and a production assistant as needed. I recently returned to work for her in an IT position when she needed some extra help this past summer.

Ronnie has worked hard to establish and maintain the solid thirty-year reputation that her company has. Unfortunately, throughout the years, I have seen various individuals come in and take advantage of the work that she has done. Additionally, I have witnessed on multiple accounts, underachievers pretending to be skilled with database and computer knowledge, essentially taking the opportunity to scam her and dramatically overcharge and under work for unnecessary services that end up hurting her more than helping her. These erroneous claims are unfair and come from people without work ethic or integrity.

The reason Ronnie has been in business for thirty years is due to the fact that she is not afraid of hard work, does not take advantage of others, and never makes a promise she does not keep. I would not take the time to defend somebody just because I like them, I would however feel bad if I watched a lie destroy an honest success and legacy. Those interested in working for Santa Barbara Locations should not be dissuaded by the ranting of disgruntled former employees making up vicious lies as a method to vindicate their own lack of worth ethic that led to their dismissals. If you are a person who truly knows Ronnie Mellon you don't even need to read this article to agree, but if you're a young opportunistic perspective then I could understand why you might seek to destroy the work of somebody you couldn't compete with.