Worst experince in my career - Service Delivery Manager Stefanini Employee Review

1.0
Jul 21, 2020
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Pros

Client list includes many well known brands

Cons

Low pay. HR replies with something about compensation analysis, etc., but they are fooling themselves. Stefanini is one of the lowest paying managed service providers. They have serious service quality issues because the pay isn't much above minimum wage in many cases. The helpdesks cannot attract truly qualified agents. After a few months, the good ones leave and make $1-5 hr more! Horrible culture. Again, HR will reply with something about diversity and inclusion, but your stats don't reflect the reality of what your employees see and how they feel. Minorities rarely get ahead and oh, sure, they have an LGBTQ group, but until the Supreme Court ruled in 2020 that it was illegal, you could still be fired for being gay! They would not add "sexual orientation" into their non-discrimination policy. The group was created for show. The "leadership" team is filled with people who have been there 15+ years and have zero understanding of how companies have evolved and how the workforce has changed. There's quite a few team leaders/managers who were desperate for a job and Stefanini offered them a low paying lifeline. Terrible benefits. The 401K match is a total joke. In fact, its frozen with no match at the moment. No bonuses, but your competitors offer 10-15% performance bonuses! PTO is offered at a bare minimum and you cant carry it over, And in case you ever need it (they do lose accounts!), the severance policy is pitiful. You'll get like 2 weeks pay. For the positive reviews on here - I am sure some are happy. It's not doom and gloom every day, and many folks work at client locations where they are more like the clients employee but collecting a pay check from Stefanini. It can make a big difference in your experience. However, a few weeks after you're hired, HR will ask you to create a Glassdoor review. I'd be wary of the ones who have worked here for "less than a year", as they are likely to be part of that group and are still enjoying their honeymoon phase of employment.

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Stefanini Response
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Thank you for your feedback. Despite the skepticism, Stefanini’s executive leadership team and Director of Compensation review our compensation package each year and the HR department does share market data with our leaders to help them determine the appropriate pay scale. Additionally, our Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity for All (IDEALL) committee is charged with educating and training our workforce on trending topics. When the Supreme Court announced the inclusion of sexual orientation and gender identity into Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, IDEALL was quick to share this exciting announcement company wide, as well as maintain our stance that discrimination on the basis of sex (gender, sexual orientation, and gender identity) has not and is not tolerated at Stefanini. Finally, like many companies, we have had to take some actions to counter the effects that COVID-19 has had on our business. We believe that these actions will be short-term. If you would like to discuss further please feel free to call 800-522-4451 and ask to speak to HR. Stefanini HR- Sarah

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Cons

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