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Horrible Humans - Sales Manager WAND Corporation Employee Review

1.0
Jul 26, 2024
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Pros

They paid me on time.

Cons

They were the most micromanagy humans ever

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5.0
Dec 31, 2024
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Pros

WAND offers great benefits, including generous PTO (20 days in your first year!) The people are great and passionate about the work they do. Small company but everyone knows everyone, and there is a heavy emphasis on collaboration. Plus, dogs are allowed in the office!

Cons

Small company so advancement opportunities are not always immediately available, but are available for those who put in the effort.

4.0
Jul 6, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Great community of employees - Management is involved in all levels of the company, and the management style has a 'family business' feel to it. - If you prove yourself, and are willing to go above the standard '9-5 mentality' you will be rewarded. - Very progressive thinking towards development, which makes it a very stimulating environment to work in - Many of the employees above the entry level role have been in the industry in some form for 10+ years, and have a great deal of knowledge to share - A recent facilities upgrade, and one planned for the near future, have made the working environment very comfortable - WAND University is closing the knowledge gap for new hires, and provides courses on every product the company offers.

Cons

- Although growing, WAND is still a small business. You will not get some of the perks associated with larger employers - You WILL work more than 40 hours a week if you want to get recognized (it's a development house, what did you expect???). Don't apply for this company if you draw the line at 40 hours a week. - There is a good deal of revamping going on, and this means a lot of compensation by employees. - There is still high turnover in the TAC. It would be nice to see the criteria for hiring these employees raised a little bit. The current approach seems to be locating warm bodies who can string a coherent sentence together - not on quality service providers. - The development cycle is sometimes rushed beyond what is realistically achievable.

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