If you’re good at what you do, you get to do everyone else’s jobs too with no salary increase. - Service Desk Analyst HCTec Employee Review

1.0
Oct 12, 2024
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Pros

Coworkers were great. Job was fairly easy for someone with basic IT skills. My supervisor specifically was great, however he had his hands tied by greedy higher-ups.

Cons

As stated in the title, if they notice that you seem to know what you’re doing, they’ll attempt to give you 5-10x the call campaigns with no raise. After 6 months of hard work and no issues, you’ll get a review where you’ll be up for a raise. After handling nearly ten times the work you started at, they think a 17 cent raise is appropriate. This company pays well below the current average salary for a service desk position, and will make you practically spend years “proving yourself” just to get to the basic starting salary for this position at any other company. There were people there with 7+ years seniority, training new people that were making much more than them.

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5.0
Apr 3, 2026
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Pros

Great co-workers Lots of help resources if needed Leadership will bat for you when it comes to clients

Cons

Upward movement is slow, but opportunities are consistent Pay could be better

3.0
Jul 13, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Gained hands-on experience supporting multiple healthcare organizations and diverse IT environments. Strengthened advanced troubleshooting skills across Windows, Microsoft 365, Active Directory/Entra ID, Intune, Citrix, VPN, and networking technologies. Exposure to enterprise healthcare applications and technologies, including Epic and other clinical systems. Opportunity to provide white-glove support to end users while maintaining high customer satisfaction.

Cons

Career advancement opportunities could be more clearly defined, with transparent paths for promotion and skill development. Compensation could be more competitive with the current IT market, particularly for experienced analysts. Workload can become heavy during major projects or large-scale deployments, making resource balancing challenging.

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