Pros
Eye Candy. Docutech goes to great measure to make the company look like a great place to work. You've seen other reviews talk about the Tuesday and Friday lunches brought in. They try to provide a good workspace with dual monitors for more effective work. The benefits are reasonable, but not great. But most of these benefits are a fresh coat of paint over a decaying structure. Docutech has a unique and potentially explosive position in its marketplace, except for its leadership. I genuinely enjoyed the people that I worked with, although all of them had the same pit of uncertainty in their stomachs. This was a job I had hoped would be a career.
Cons
The Leadership. The cancer starts at the top. The CEO has no integrity. Two or three of the top executives have little more integrity than the CEO. Because of this, Docutech has risen and fallen at least three times in the past. There seems to be a glass ceiling because of this. Docutech has a rigorous hiring process. They aggressively look for people who will fit the culture. What that really means is they look for people who will not really challenge the status quo. While I was there, they hire constantly and laid off constantly. I saw at least six very qualified individuals brought in who had strong professional experience, but because of this, they recommended actions that challenged Docutech's strong-armed tactics. Within a year, all of these people had been laid off. A few long-term employees just said enough. This type of management style trickles down to most of the mid-level management. Oh, if you look at the positive reviews, anything 4 and above is probably a paid review. Look at the style of writing. They will be bullet points of great things but no emotional specifics. You can tell the difference. The real rating for this company is probably around 2.