Harmonia reviews

I ask about why there were reviews about management issues and got the usual response of all company's have some issues. Looking through the responses back from the COO, you an tell they are self centered on always spinning a positive spin on things and blaming everyone that leaves and does not give a positive response that it is bad blood. The response on that the And the CEO, who was a finalist for the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year award being a decoy....please well look at the web site it is all self promoting so take it as is After the interview I say some people that were in the area outside an asked the same question on management and they said that they sucked!!!, there were too many project managers, and none of them talked with anyone else. that Harmonia was always threatening them with the government was going to take away there benefits of working from home. There was no support on projects when they have issues with individuals. The people I talked to stated that most of the positive reviews were due to management sending out an e-mail to go out and put in positive reviews. So glad I took another job!!!!

USDA working environment: in a word, miserable. Two people to a single-person cube, and most of the government people are not only incompetent, but arrogant. Unfortunately, Harmonia's management is just barely better, and will not hesitate to throw you under the bus at the first government complaint. I've never, ever had a job in which my skills were more underutilized than at this place. After I was hired, it's like my prior skill-set was ignored. Micromanagement galore by on-site Harmonia management. Harmonia management: incompetent and cowardly. I have worked government contracts before, and, while obviously it's always good to try to keep the client happy, it doesn't mean you have to screw over your employees to do that. It's very apparent that this is Harmonia's only big contract, as they will do anything to keep them happy, which means too bad for their employees if there is ever a problem or complaint, regardless if the government's incompetence and laziness is the true culprit. Harmonia upper-management: thin-skinned and arrogant. It's pretty apparent that all of us on the contract are there for Harmonia's earning a buck, first and foremost. They do a very poor job hiding that. You feel very expendable at this place. Any complaint about the company is generally replied to with a grumpy or angry answer, so most don't even say anything any more. Bottom line: it's a paycheck and a place to work. If you have no expectations over that, you'll be OK. If you want management to support you and look out for you, this place isn't for you.