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Epsilon Systems reviews

3.7

65% would recommend to a friend

(24 total reviews)

Bryan B. Min

79% approve of CEO

70% positive business outlook

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1.0
Dec 28, 2021

Downhill

Recommend
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Pros

Flexible work hours, employee independence, no micromanaging

Cons

Benefits are slowly being stripped away from the employees who are the actual ones making money for the company. We don't get to see the profit we are making; no mid-year bonuses anymore, no end-of-year/Christmas bonuses, and bad raises, and the employee-owned stock we were forced into is slim compared to a good 401k investment. All company cares about lately is the bottom line and NOT its employees. New outside upper management is being hired at what seems to be monthly, instead of promoting from within. There are therefore no opportunities or reasons for employees to grow and seek new positions within the company. You stay where you started because they just hire someone to be above you instead of teaching you the skills you need to ensure you can rise to the next level. Seems like a cheap and impersonal way of doing business.

3.0
Apr 14, 2021

Varies

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Your experience with Epsilon will vary based on which division you are in and who your supervisor is. There are some great, hard-working people employed there. There are usually modest annual raises across the board depending on which department you’re in, though in recent years they tend to be less than cost of living.

Cons

There are a handful of people that have inexplicably been there for years even when their lack of work ethic has been common knowledge. Unethical relationships in the office, definitely a fair share of favoritism, and if you’re not lucky you will get stuck carrying the workload of the many slackers that have been able to hang onto their jobs for way too long. Careful if you’re brought on in a salaried position, you are expected to get everything done no matter how many hours it takes. The salary might look good until you do the math and realize you’re making less an hour than if you took an entry level position elsewhere, and would still be able to make it home for dinner with your family.

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