Filevine reviews

Working at Filevine has been a deeply disappointing experience, marked by broken promises, excessive workload, and a toxic work culture. Firstly, the company made grand promises of extra bonuses, only to renege on them without explanation or apology. This lack of transparency and integrity left employees feeling deceived and undervalued. Furthermore, the work environment resembles that of a sweatshop, with employees being pushed to their limits and expected to overwork to burnout. There is little regard for work-life balance, and employees are discouraged from prioritizing customer care, undermining the very ethos of quality service. Despite claims of encouraging time off, taking PTO is frowned upon and often discouraged, creating a culture of burnout and stress. Additionally, the quotas set by management are often unattainable, leading to demoralization and a sense of constant failure among employees. Upper management is characterized by rudeness and entitlement, with little interest in mentoring or supporting their teams. Instead of fostering growth and development, they prefer to flaunt their success and status, further exacerbating the divide between employees and leadership. In conclusion, working at Filevine is not for the faint of heart. It's a place where promises are broken, work is relentless, and respect for employees is sorely lacking. Proceed with caution.

If you can pay your bills with slices of pizza, handfuls of peanut butter M & Ms, or a Filevine t-shirt, Filevine culture is for you! If you're hired, say hello to the slightly less cringy Salt Lake county sales bro culture (a minute upgrade to the infamous Utah County/Silicon Slopes version of sales bros). And while you are much less likely to be vocally judged by Mormon standards and less likely to hear Mormon lore woven into your day-to-day, those things are still present and form the foundation for so much of the 'culture' and the unspoken value placed on you as an employee. Sadly, the rising tide of success at Filevine doesn't raise all ships. If you do somehow find yourself in the room with the top ranks of leadership giving one another high-fives and regularly updating your Slack status to variations of 'LFG' or 'ABC', sleep with one eye open and be prepared to 'CYA'. Someone will be kicked off the island periodically and when you least expect it, it may be you. As for the ranks of Filevine underlings, hopefully you've negotiated a living wage that won't be rendered irrelevant when your territory is inexplicably snatched away or your targets are turned upside down. This Filevine 'family' ensures all members are subject to periodic doses of insecurity and anxiety.