The McDonalds of IT - Service Desk Analyst Stefanini Employee Review

2.0
Jun 11, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good coworkers who treat each other well

Cons

Team level management and above really could care less about their employees future in the company as long as the employee tows the line. Performance, whether high or low is not awarded appropriately, as in pay raises are a joke and role advancement is non-existant. I was there for 4 years full time, worked 2 different projects, became a mentor, a SME and assisted in training new hires and was constantly passed over for resource positions. I was good enough to train people, but apparently not good enough to lead by their standards.

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Stefanini Response
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Hello, I’m very sorry to hear that you felt recognition was lacking during your time with Stefanini. Recently, Stefanini has brought in an Organizational Development manager whose focus is to streamline our hiring process as well as create structured career paths for our employees. I definitely think this will help with the frustrations you were seeing during your time here. While this won’t be a quick fix, it is definitely a work in progress and recognized by our management team overall as a high priority fix. You seem to have been given a lot of great opportunity during your time with Stefanini, and it’s unfortunate that you weren’t able to make it to the management position you were ultimately looking for. Stefanini is truly great at recognizing the work their employees put in by moving them into more advanced roles as much as we can. I appreciate your feedback, and wish you luck in your future endeavors! Alison, HR

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Cons

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