Unprofessional At Every Turn - Helpdesk Technician Stefanini Employee Review

2.0
Sep 25, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great for candidates who thrive in a constantly stressful and thankless environment You will be exposed to a variety of software and tools that look good on a resume

Cons

They will be disingenuous or blatantly lie to you throughout the hiring/onboarding process They will drop you into production with little training or preparation They will utilize office politics and favoritism to promote without basis of merit, tenure or performance They will demand level two helpdesk performance and duties while paying less than the average level one helpdesk rate They will allow the client/supervisors to bully and harass you and your peers

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Stefanini Response
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Thank you for your feedback. Stefanini strives to provide ample time for learning and training before moving employees into “production” or taking live calls. However, the rate of comprehension is dependent on the person and may not always fit with Stefanini’s timeline and deliverables. Promotions are based on a number of factors including performance metrics, attendance, the employee’s initiative and willingness to take on more, rather than tenure or personal relationships. As far as the client bullying or harassing employees, this is something we encourage our employees to bring up to People & Culture or any member of management through our Open Door Policy. We are interested in learning more about your observation and encourage you to call either Trevor Fedeson (2487399181) or Natalia Garcia (2482635244) from our People & Culture department. Stefanini HR

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Cons

It can very much be a slog depending what desk you're assigned. The shifts can go pretty late and they never pushed doing overnight to anyone that wasn't interested but having a 2-10 shift was rough on my social life and overall rhythm/mental health I was told to hold out until Dec/Jan on a shift change (asked for one in July) My training was pretty scattered. Sessions were pretty easily disrupted and kinda like a "oh and lets do this next, uh now that." That said in a support role you're gonna do most your learning with the training wheels off but a lot of on the fly learning for the SNHU project was staunch from how all the VMs, eBooks, courses, etc flowed. Another situationally dependent note but management was hard to get ahold of sometimes

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