Dec 2, 2021
Allscripts Software Quality Assurance Engineer reviews
1.0
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Rick Poulton
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3 reviews
1.0
Jul 30, 2020
Toxic Work environment
Current employee, more than 1 year
Richmond, BC
Recommend
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Pros
Salary is the only good thing they offer
Cons
-Toxic work environment. -Work Pressure -Managemt is pathetic -Politics at every step. -There is no room for mistake,If you do something wrong the whole team is after you...My manager was a total Bully...I had literally anxiety attack due to her. -No job security..everytime there are lay offs happening My advice-Please don't join this company .Wait for the next opportunity to come your way if you want your sanity.
2.0
Jul 7, 2008
Profits at the expense of American employees
Former employee
Malvern, PA
Recommend
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Pros
The company has solid clients and revenue, and is in an industry that can hold up during a recession. There is company commitment to employee training and career growth. Reasonably good cooperation between teams and offices. Management tries to stay current re hardware and software, though it's easier for some groups to get new equipment and software than others.
Cons
Jobs are being moved to India in a series of waves. Senior management has told a succession of lies about this, first saying no US jobs will move there, then only non-development jobs, then only some development jobs. Senior management visits an office and makes decisions that day about which people to let go, without consulting the people's direct managers. At a time of record revenues, the average 2008 raise was only 3%. Travel budgets were cut and managers have gotten unreasonable about approving travel expenses - which are now processed in India. This company prides itself on being first to market, so products get sent to market before they're ready. Clients are hospitals. Things have to work right. When clients find the problems, grunt developers work lots of extra hours fixing the problems. "Quality" here too often means, "if it works at all, that's good enough."
