Growing Technology Company with an Employee Focused and Fun Culture - Accounting Department DRB Employee Review

5.0
Apr 30, 2020
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Pros

DRB is exactly the company I was looking for. The leadership and the people I work with throughout the company are committed to our customers, to each other and to having fun in the process. DRB has a "Humble, Hungry, and Smart" theme for its employees and those characteristics are not just words, but they succinctly describe DRB employees. After having worked for other highly reputable employers, I can say with confidence that DRB is an excellent company; I can envision myself retiring from DRB

Cons

Over the last 12-18 months, DRB has addressed its cons. DRB has been a strong and successful company since its inception in the 1980's. DRB had to make some strategic acquisitions and material investments in its business to position itself for 2020 and beyond. Over the last couple of years DRB has invested in its personnel, its customer knowledge support centers, its software, its hardware, its managed services, and it has architected an entirely new data/consumer intelligence and marketing organization with Suds Creative. These investments are ongoing, and they have positioned DRB very well for both current and long term success.

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Pros

great management and great PTO

Cons

Call volume can get a bit overwhelming

4.0
Jun 15, 2026
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Pros

Great entry point into tech and a good place to develop technical troubleshooting and customer service skills. Benefits were relatively affordable compared to other companies I've worked for. Opportunities to work with multiple departments and gain exposure to different areas of the business. Ability to build relationships with customers and develop professional networking opportunities. Worked with many great coworkers who made the day-to-day experience enjoyable. Overtime opportunities were generally available for those who wanted them. Work from home opportunities.

Cons

Career paths to move up and out of the call center were definitely becoming more limited towards the end of my time there. When starting out, you quickly learn through trial and error who is willing to help you grow and who would rather make you feel bad for asking questions. There were some great supervisors to work with, but management quality could vary quite a bit. If one of the less helpful supervisors was the person you needed assistance from that day, you knew it was probably going to be a long shift. Communication between departments could be improved. Issues were sometimes transferred from higher up departments without sufficient ownership, creating additional work and frustration for frontline employees. Senior leadership seemed more focused on call metrics than the quality and complexity of troubleshooting required to resolve customer issues effectively. The overall work environment has gradually shifted toward a more corporate culture over time, compared to when I first started.

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