Multivision reviews

3.6

78% would recommend to a friend

(29 total reviews)

Srikanth Ramachandran

83% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

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5.0
Oct 27, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

The training they've given me is top tier quality and well above what my University has provided me in terms of real-world development. Not only were technical expertise taught, but life lessons and advice to excel in my career. I was run through a GAUNTLET of preparation and practice for handling common technical/professional situations and given the right mindset to achieve what I want in this field. Communication issues seem to turn a few people away - but I personally saw it as college graduates who are just too used to being spoon fed all the answers (which is extremely true with our generation) and not asking questions - which they always answer directly when you ask. Compensation is very straight forward and rewarding. I really like how there is no dancing around the subject and they tell you what opportunities you have to advance your compensation each year. I was promised that if I put in the work and really show a passion for development that they could get me my next job - and they delivered.

Cons

Benefit plans are not the greatest to be honest. That would be my only gripe.

5.0
Oct 23, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

- Gaining experience as a mid level .NET software developer. - I work for a very reputable company, which is putting me in a very good position to advance my career even further. (at the client site, we build the Obama Care ACA website for my state) - Great pay and benefits for entry level. With the overtime I could have my 45k school loans paid off within 2 yrs after graduating!!! - Don't be fooled by many of the comments on here, MV goes out of their way to help you where they can, within reason. Very kool plp and easy going, but still have a good work ethic and work you hard! - They do provide housing while you learn how to do your job! You could come from VA or FL if you wanted. - Excellent training and trainers. If you can, ask for Sreenath to be your trainer! General Summary: Here is what. It all depends on what your objective are and who you work for. I see a lot of negative comments on here, but it's probably because someone is mad, didn't read their contract, or something to that effect.

Cons

- Once your done training, you have to find a job or I think they have listed in the contract you will have to pay a small reasonable price to stay in their apartments...not a big deal, but it would be kool if you could have more time. -If you don't like overtime, you might as well not be a developer...lol, j/k. Some people can get away with minimum overtime, like my roommate (also an MV employee), but my team works over whenever it's needed. Again, depends on who you work for.

5.0
Oct 20, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Great work culture Good starting salary Opportunities for self development Good people Excellent training curriculum / program and great projects. Timely salary hike

Cons

You may not be able to be in decision making capacity till early few years in your career since you are deployed on client projects.

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