If you can tolerate lies & deceit, this company is for you. - Principal Consultant Valtech Employee Review

1.0
Feb 2, 2009
Recommend
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Pros

There aren't any; management prior to Nov. 2006 was great, but with the management change (Jonathon Poole/Brad Murphy), the company has really sucked. Communication is non-existent, and upper management out-right lies to employees.

Cons

Besides the lying, lack of communication, and complete lack of respect for any employees? You cannot trust upper management at all; there was no visibility into the business pipeline. At the first "town-hall" meeting after prior management was fired, the new management cherry-picked financial figures to make the finances look at as bad as possible as an excuse to get rid of the old management (i.e., picking the day of the month when credit is most extended --- the day after pay is posted; picking the day when receivables are at their low (billing is done twice a month)). It was done quite dishonestly, and now that things really are bad, they won't say a word about the finances.

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Pros

Great work environment. Real commitment to diversity that goes beyond the surface level.

Cons

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1.0
Jun 26, 2026
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Pros

Great well known clients & interesting projects.

Cons

There are no growth opportunities; people managers don't know how to lead; there are layoffs every 2 months for the past 18 months; there is no training (employees are told to learn on their own time / weekends) because if they are not >50% chargeable, they are on the RIF list. The company grew through acquisitions but never integrated or unified the various companies. There are no standard processes, everything is ad hoc. There were no raises this year and no bonuses either of the last 2 years.

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