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3.7

69% would recommend to a friend

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Brooks Smith

56% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

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1.0
May 21, 2014
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Pros

Leaders are so busy stabbing each other in the back that they can't keep up with their teams. Very flexible work hours.

Cons

Huge and fragile egos at the VP level and up. They "lead" through intimidation and fear. The CTO is the worst, has no problem with calling an emergency meeting with all of IT to rant and rave about how bad they are at their jobs. No strategic direction or genuine leadership makes for tons of renegade initiatives that don't get very far. InComm is great at hiring smart people, but the VP's and Directors are afraid of anyone out shining them so they don't last long enough to make a difference. I.T. is stuck in a perpetual state of reorganization, creating an atmosphere of fear where everyone is subject to be terminated or swept up in random rounds of layoffs. The "Good old boy" network is alive and well there, so the incompetent get promoted as long as they don't question authority. Notice how most of the good reviews are from interns?

1.0
Feb 8, 2014

Worst move of my career

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Sadly, the only ones I can think of it is location and they pay for your commute (marta, parking pass, CCT, etc).

Cons

In my experience: • No direct Supervisors or VP • Three reorgs during my time • No process • No process leads to poor planning and requesting budgets and not have an allocated amount for each project. • No training • PTO and benefits are below average. • Extremely high turnover (most people I worked with have been there 6 months or less). • No one willing to reach out and help you understand the company. • No project managing • No deadlines are given when you handed a project then are immediately due unexpectedly. • Employee morale is extremely low (no employee appreciation, no recognition, no yearly raises or bonuses). • Team members will more than likely not have you back (no team work). During my exit interview I shared many things listed above and was given a half smile and a response of, "we hear this often." Clearly, there are no promising changes to help evolve the company into one that's worth staying and calling home.

4.0
Feb 4, 2014

From another Intern's perspective...

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Abundant opportunities to kick-start or grow one's career. The company has a ton of new initiatives that employees can drive or contribute to. In addition, business is growing rapidly and new opportunities arise frequently. The work-life balance is excellent. Management is flexible to employee needs. Senior management is accessible. The current CTO seems to genuinely care about his people and is determined to make improvements. The people are easy going and great to work with. Great place for the go-getter to advance. After interning for 5 months, I was promoted to full-time employment upon graduation.

Cons

Being in such a dynamic environment, not all business processes are formalized. Establishing formal processes and documentation initiatives are being implemented as a result.

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