Tech support review - Technical Support Specialist 365 Retail Markets Employee Review

1.0
Jun 16, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

365 retail markets started out as a really great place to work, they do have good PTO and the company culture outside of the support department is great.

Cons

The company used to be a hidden gem but due to gross mismanagement the technical support department is truly awful to be a part of. Promotions are dished out solely based on nepotism. Awful behavior is not only tolerated but rewarded. vain promises are given time and time again. They are perpetually understaffed so you will be over worked for 90% of the year. The knowledge base you need to have is insane and the ongoing training is non existent There is no communication with the tech support team, new products will be launched and no one in the support team will hear about it until you get a call from a customer when you have no training and one document to go off of. They actively try to keep you in the department if you try to leave to another part of the company (unless you are a favored employee)

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5.0
Jul 20, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I am part of the group acquired by 365. So far the experience has been positive and our onsite leader in Malvern has done a good job keeping us informed about changes or what to expect as best as she can. There hasn’t been much change so overall positive experience.

Cons

We haven’t had an opportunity to learn about the 365 business and how our business acquired fits into overall business model.

3.0
Jul 13, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Flexible work environment with ample vacation time.

Cons

Since I joined, 365 has experienced explosive growth. Unfortunately, several recent senior executive hires have, in my view, not been the right fit for the company. Their arrival has shifted the culture from one where everyone had a genuine voice to one that feels heavily micro-managed and rigidly hierarchical. The result has been poor communication and an environment where employees no longer feel able to offer constructive feedback. The CTO has introduced an archaic, monolithic project management process that prioritises process over delivery. This has made shipping products noticeably harder and slower, as teams spend more time navigating procedure than delivering. A similar pattern has emerged in Product. Under the micro-management of the Chief Product Officer, the delivery pipeline has slowed considerably, leading to fewer products reaching customers and engineering teams left waiting on specifications.

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