Everforth CyberCoders reviews

3.9

69% would recommend to a friend

(231 total reviews)

Ted Hanson

88% approve of CEO

61% positive business outlook

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1.0
Aug 18, 2015
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Pros

Free breakfast on new hire start days, free snacks and coffee in the break room, amazing coworkers who (for the most part) want to see you succeed and will help you. CTO Matt Miller is amazing, and the ATS is one of the best in the business. Quarterly luncheons used to be really fun until they limited them to only the top billers in the office.

Cons

Training was non-existent, with almost no ramp-up time or thought given to on-boarding season. Success was largely dependent on who your team lead or manager was, and if they were able to provide more OTJ training than "do more." Leads also work a full desk and aren't able to support team members effectively. REALLY HIGH TURNOVER (and they'll lie about it in the interview process). You are only as good as your last billing quarter, so be prepared for LONG, STRESSFUL days if you're having a rough one. Salary is a draw salary that you have to pay back with your billing (read: commission only). Clients are pretty picked over in major cities, so it can be hard to find new business. Note: they will hire you just for your LinkedIn contacts, and on the first day they will have you email all your LinkedIn contacts to get you new business. Business development tactics can be ethically questionable.

2.0
Jul 6, 2015
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Pros

-Even new people can make a lot of money in a relatively short amount of time here -If you get lucky and find some clients who are serious about hiring, the sky is the limit -Snacks in the kitchen -Fair amount of autonomy -When you're doing well, you can basically do whatever you want: lead a team, work from home, attend the luncheon and win big prizes...

Cons

-When your pipeline dries up, the perks dry up. -Even a normal or seasonal slump in your personal billing can cost you your job - Your manager is often the only person who trains you, so if they aren't great at the job of managing you, you're in for trouble -Tons and tons of turnover in recent years -There's no training for managers whatsoever, and only minimal training for new recruiters -You will spam everyone in the world at least once. I was actually spammed multiple times while I worked there, because my resume was in their ATS -Not a great environment for women -Client ownership is a major issue (to be fair, they're trying to work on this... but they tend to allow managers too much input into things that should just be decided by the most senior leadership) -Their health insurance options are absolutely terrible. This is offset by the fact that they'll cover your premium for free.. but if you are married with dependents, prepare to spend thousands out of pocket. -Overall, it is a pretty disorganized place to work

5.0
Jul 1, 2015
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Pros

We work independently managing our clients and candidates with complete freedom, we decide the numbers on negotiating contracts, we get an open schedule, there is no micro management, and the party's are out of this world.

Cons

Its sales and numbers based so you always have to be producing which can be a stressful roller coaster ride to say the least.

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