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Dominion Enterprises reviews

3.6

60% would recommend to a friend

(679 total reviews)
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Charlie Watkins

78% approve of CEO

31% positive business outlook

Dominion Enterprises has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 679 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Dominion Enterprises employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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679 reviews
1.0
Jan 18, 2009
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Pros

I did not have the medical benefits - if you are in sales there used to be an opportunity to make is excess of $50K but that is the only reason.

Cons

Treated unfairly if you are not in sales. Management doesn't seem to have a clue as to how to run the business and what is going on in the real world. They just cut hours, put a hold on raises which the sales reps never got in the 7 years that I was there. They have a base pay plus commission. Even though the hours have been cut, they are still expected to make the same amount of calls, presentations and sales. The support staff is considered as only a bare necessity. Company does not appear to do an market analysis of any new products. If it works in one city, they say it will work in all cities. Not true. This company was up for sale and no one wanted us and probably never will. Employess are in fear of their jobs and have lost faith in the company. There is a a VERY Large turnover in this company and you are expected to do the work of 5 people in 40 hours and get the same results 5 people would get.

3.0
Jan 13, 2009
Recommend
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Pros

Variety of programming projects. People I work with genuinely care about my day. Comradery inside the teams. Cross-team coorporation is picking up as the longer you work and the more people you know, more people tend to regard your word as a good consult to work they are doing. Fringe benefits are good as well. Benefits package is fair. Many of the managers (at least mid-level) regard their employees well-being and morale as what drives the company and, therefore, want to see their employees well and happy. There is a very "work-hard-play-hard" attitude to many of the smaller teams. Generally, the people you work with will also go to the bar with you.

Cons

Pay is sub-standard to the area. Coffee here is horrible. If anyone wants decent coffee, they bring it in. Very sales-oriented with many of the meetings being the bottom-line and not what we've accomplished product, service or marketing wise. Management tends to micro-manage rather than treating it's employees like they can prioritize and work their own issues better as they have inside knowledge of them. They tend to put alot on one person, then set the expectation that the individual will work overtime without pay to get the job done. They recently cut pay across the board and put a hiring freeze in place which puts many people wondering how much longer they will have jobs.

1.0
Jan 9, 2009
Recommend
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Pros

I do not believe there is a reason to work at Dominion.

Cons

You will come across some great people at Dominion maybe some that will become life long friends, I myself have a few. The atomsphere was a good place to work, but budget cut backs forced some changes that most did not agree with, but with changes comes progress. I myself worked for them about 1.5 years but was part of a downsizing in the work force. As part of the Comapany being put up for sale which it is no longer being marketed some tough choices had to be made by upper level management 1. Payroll to HIGH!!!!!! (maybe should have trimmed some fat from the 19th floor vise people that make the company go.. The funny thing about being told by an outside firm that cuts needed to be made the firm that was doing the telling went out of business shortly after giving that advise. So maybe Dominion should have stated in house with those decisions. While the company was up for sale they spend money like no tomorrow which I understand the dog and pony show for any incoming buyers, put your best foot forward, well I for one worked my rearend off putting the trade show up for those prospective buyers only to learn a week later I was no longer needed. I understand business after all I am no kid (50) The bad thing about that decision to make the cut was it was done on the last day of the month so all benefits ended that day even thought the pay periord ran until the next day which was Friday they paided me for that day as well as the next two weeks but dropped all benefits on Thursday. I was of course offered Cobra coverage for myself and my family and the rate of 1400.00 per month. I was offered a great severance package the only downside to it was a lump sum payment and was hit with a 43.5% tax bill, so you could see why Cobra was not an option. Again there are Great people in place the the big white building just not so sure there opinions are valued enough. Just be very weary of any employment offering from this company.

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