InComm reviews about "layoff"

Layoffs will happen constantly, not a good health insurance.

Vague plans to move to an 'agile' process have resulted in a worsening of the workflow for nearly every team. Change process is onerous, and nitpicky. Culture of "not my problem" leads to a small number of employees doing the work of many. Too few teams are responsible for too many unrelated tasks for reasons that are never fully explained. Management strategies are opaque, and leadership restructurings are too frequent to make meaningful progress. Favoritism is rampant; IT management is out of touch. Almost every incident and request goes to core operations team. New platforms are hurriedly designed and nearly impossible to effectively maintain.

InComm frequently would have random layoffs to make budget. It was scary.

This company does a lot of layoffs

The company already left an impression that they didn’t care about their employees but they REALLY showed it during the pandemic. After a large layoff, nothing changed for those that remained except more work. No resources were provided as we all worked remotely. In a year when a lot of companies showed up to support their employees, Incomm only disappointed. Cluster mess between offices, I never really knew which location worked on what. Office closures occurred throughout the US and no stipend was offered for remote offices. No annual bonus. A yearly 3% raise for inflation (not in 2020). Remaining PTO days are not paid out when you leave. Poor benefits. Poor diversity. I really don’t recommend working here.

They will overload you with work and except you to work overtime and or oncall in the middle of the night

Massive layoffs out of the blue.

- Too many systems that are subpar or aren't integrated with other systems - Lack of a system that points out or assists in saying what certain departments and teams do, or who is responsible for certain tasks. So, it's a search to find who can assist - They are trying to grow and because of that, it's a lot of pressure to get things done, even if its unrealistic.