KinderSystems reviews

3.1

45% would recommend to a friend

(18 total reviews)
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Lara Oerter

53% approve of CEO

42% positive business outlook

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5.0
Mar 13, 2024

This is the best company I have ever worked for

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Generous PTO Employee success Transparency Great pay Great culture

Cons

I don’t have many cons to report, I do think that annual raises should be based on performance not an exam that is a pass or fail situation. Otherwise, no complaints.

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KinderSystems Response
2y
Thanks for taking the time to leave a review! We're so happy to see your comments about benefits and and our culture. To address the comment about raises, I believe you're referring to the Tier structure in our Support Department. In our Support Department, as our team members increase their knowledge base they can test into another Tier which does come with a pay raise. We believe it supports and rewards their efforts to grow within KinderSystems. Transparency around career growth and goals is important to us! Best, Kate Byers VP of People
1.0
Nov 27, 2022
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Pros

You get to work from home, they pitch in a few bucks for your Internet costs. Instead of a Christmas party or bonus you get a gift card. And you get to clock in and out just like you did when you were in High School and had that part-time summer job.

Cons

As has been pointed out age discrimination is a very real thing. They have become super heavy on the management side and to this point have been firing workers left and right. Hard work and product knowledge mean little, and it is clear that the venture capital company that bought them a year ago is looking to cut costs so that it becomes attractive to sell off later.

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KinderSystems Response
3y
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. Working remotely from home can be a positive experience for a lot of employees, but you are correct that it makes holiday celebrations more challenging. We are happy to announce our second annual all company retreat has been scheduled for next spring, where just like last year, we will spend time celebrating in person as a team. To address your comments about clocking in and out, all nonexempt hourly employees are required to clock in and clock out to ensure we pay you correctly, including overtime pay. The federal government sets guidelines about which roles should be classified as exempt or nonexempt but you are welcome to reach out to me if you have questions about how your role is classified. At KinderSystems we do not make any employment decisions based on age, and we’re proud of the diversity of our employee population. Over this last year we have focused on not only creating the framework to support our growth, but also on the employee experience. We have grown our leadership and management teams to ensure that all of our employees have the support and guidance they need to meet their goals. We have implemented a 401(k) with a company match, created a more generous PTO policy, and improved company health and wellness benefits. If you have additional concerns you are welcome to reach out to me directly at kbyers@kindersystems.com. Thanks, Kate Byers VP of People
5.0
Dec 22, 2020

Great company. Forward-thinking and takes care of staff.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Competitive pay and benefits. Get to work with cutting edge technology. Very satisfied overall.

Cons

They keep you busy! Not the place to work if you aren't motivated and open to learning.

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