Businessolver reviews

I would say besides the free food and those perks that the lengthy interview process, albeit frustrating and annoying for a candidate, does really help weed out a lot of bad apples. There are some that still make it through, but they usually don't stick around for long. The environment is has been super supportive despite being in Denver and away from the main office. Yes, this is a culture of "seek and ye shall learn," but I haven't really had a moment of pulling my hair out with frustration because I have had awesome co-workers and a bomb-diggity manager that are always willing to help. Maybe I am lucky compared to those who have expressed their frustration on this forum, but I love my job and I am happy here. And for those who may say that this is an HR review to make the company look good, this is not the case. I'm a real employee in Denver, and I'm giving my honest opinion.

It's hard work, and it's satisfing. This is a job that you know is affecting thousands. If you really put the effort into what you do then it pays off. It's a challenging fast pace environment. The company offers a generous incentive program designed around those who have been here for a year and are meeting or exceeding goals. It's not politics it's metrics. Not necessarily a con or a pro but Raises are sometimes a struggle, management feels that it's up to the employee to bring it up not the employer. So just being here isn't a "selling point" but growing learning more about your job and contributing more, ie being more valuable gets you a raise.