No work-life balance - Implementation Consultant Tyler Technologies Employee Review

1.0
Aug 17, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

I worked with some nice people who worked very hard. The training program was good, but required many hours of OT.

Cons

No respect for a work-life balance. Expectation is basically that you are working all of your waking hours. PTO is use it or lose it per calendar year, and most lose it. If you do take PTO, plan to be working during that time. The software is old, clunky, and cumbersome, so it takes time to learn and a lot of time to find errors and fix issues with so many peoples hands in the software. There is no process, so constant rework, meaning more time spent on evenings and weekends finding and fixing issues. It felt like a disorganized, frustrating, time-eating hot mess. Once training was done, there was no process or support. You're on your own to figure things out. A better plan is needed for people once they start a project. Felt unappreciated most of the time there.

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5.0
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Pros

Flexible and they care about the employees

Cons

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4.0
May 28, 2026
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Pros

BCBS insurance/decent benefits. Good amount of PTO (4 weeks to start, holidays, and 2 floating holidays). WFH M/F and as needed. Solid company so job stability is good as well, which is important in this economy. Flexible in terms of appointments and schedules. Room for growth in your position. Most of mid-level management are kind and open to listening to you.

Cons

Definitely underpays compared to the industry standard across the board. Promises more money is coming year after year, but never delivers - senior management is the roadblock here - may not be the case for all departments though. Promotion does not always equal significant/decent pay raise. No sick days - lumped in with PTO instead. However, you can WFH when sick/as needed. Recently changed health insurance to no longer cover diagnostic testing/bloodwork at 100%, so you may get hit with a couple hundred dollar bill.

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