NAVEX reviews

3.8

72% would recommend to a friend

(720 total reviews)
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Arpan Sheth

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66% positive business outlook

NAVEX has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 720 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The NAVEX employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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720 reviews
1.0
Sep 27, 2022

Unethical business

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Pros

You work remotely and eventually provide you with proper equipment to do so.

Cons

Company culture is not welcoming to women or people in marginalized communities. Company promotes equality and transparency in the workplace but punishes those who speak out.

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NAVEX Response
3y
Dear Former NAVEX Team Member, Our culture at NAVEX is near and dear to my heart and the experience your described certainly raised questions for me. I recognize you are no longer with our team and wish to extend the opportunity to visit with you to better understand your experience. Please feel free to reach out to me @craz@navex.com. I hope to hear from you and above all, hope you have found a place to work that you love. Best, Cindy
1.0
Mar 6, 2021
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Pros

Depending on the team, you may be using current or very outdated tech. Fortunately, I've been on a team that has been staying up to speed. The colleagues are amazing, I have great relationships with current and former colleagues from the company.

Cons

Pay is below industry average. As stated in header, some technologies are older, and affect your ability to stay current through work on the job. Management depends on the team, some managers are amazing, others are burned out, and it shows with the exodus that started happening at both the individual contributor and management level. There is talk across the board from different departments of starting a union, which has only been empowered by Google starting one for their engineers. Turns out pay is not the only factor in people being happy. Insurance keeps rising in price, with benefits being cut, and incentives to not use it, such as the "if we can come below a number we know of, we'll pass it back it to employees", which directly attributes to burnout and to employees not putting their health first through the unstated message of "use insurance, and it will go up, or we won't be able to afford it since we are self-funded."

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NAVEX Response
5y
Thank you for taking time to share your thoughts. The people at NAVEX Global are indeed amazing and one of the key reasons people stay with our team! I do want to take a moment to clarify details for you, and others that may be reviewing our dialogue on this forum, as it relates to our pay and insurance programs. First, I want to acknowledge that pay is absolutely a big deal for each and every person. When we made the decision to freeze wages in 2020 vs laying a number of people off, we still continued to grow as an organization. In fact, in 2020, ~115 people across our team received an opportunity to advance to a new, open position, and in turn they received a total of ~1.5M in promotion dollars. In relationship to our insurance program, you are right that our medical plan is self-funded. The cost sharing program you referenced that was implemented in 2021 is actually designed to encourage vs discourage people to get care they need, and to be more informed as a consumer regarding the options they have to manage their health care. When people do not utilize their insurance, NAVEX Global’s costs do not go down. In fact, by putting off care, people are potentially causing themselves to create or exacerbate a problem that could become even more costly when left untreated. For this reason, we incentivize people to attend their annual preventive exams by rewarding people with additional dollars for their Health Savings Account. We also know that education is key to managing our health care costs. For example, we saw a trend where people would elect to go to the emergency room vs an urgent care center for treatment of a non serious health condition, or saw an out of network provider without realizing they were doing so. The costs vary substantially in these cases and we do believe people deserve to know how their hard earned dollars can be protected. Our benefits have actually become more robust over the last few years. Two years ago we added two health care plans for people to choose from based on what is most important to them. In 2021 we expanded our pharmacy plan to offer specialist pharma at a low or no cost to our team members, we increased our total number of paid holidays, and implemented a new Life & Tenure recognition program. At the end of last year, we also gave away seven Mirrors to promote wellness across our team. While the costs of medical insurance are challenging at best for any organization, we are also incredibly pleased our team members enrolled in the Employee Only HDHP tier in 2021 saw a very nominal (~$5/month) premium increase over 2020 without any changes to their insurance options, and people electing to enroll under the PPO saw an increase of just $6.75/month. It is true people enrolled in the PPO Family Tier saw the most plan changes. If you fall within this tier, please let me know as I would be happy to walk through the specific data that was used to inform our 2021 model if that would be of help to you. I sincerely appreciate the chance to hear your thoughts and hope you will consider reaching out to me directly should you have any additional questions. Best, Cindy Raz
2.0
Feb 28, 2021
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Pros

Availability to work from home during Covid.

Cons

It's billed as a job where you're helping people document their workplace problems and then write reports on those complaints. But the lack of consistency with the format/template of each report is maddening and the pressure to finish one and get to the next caller will drive you daffy. And to pay people $14 an hour for this relatively complicated job that, believe me, not everyone can do, is a total joke and Navex should be ashamed of such wages that are lower than what a Wal-Mart greeter gets. Of course, Wal-Mart greeters don't have to commit to memory dozens of different formats for writing reports and mastering a half-dozen computer programs to do one job.

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NAVEX Response
5y
You are absolutely right - the job our Communication Specialists perform require smart people, although the role does not require a formal college degree. You are also right that Walmart is raising some roles to $15/hour, however they are not raising their starting wage, which will stay at $11/hour according to their CEO quoted in this article here: https://www.businessinsider.com/walmart-pay-minimum-wage-ceo-why-not-15-per-hour-2021-2 What NAVEX Global offers is the opportunity to join our team in a full time capacity at a wage well beyond any minimum wage requirement with full benefits that include 15 days of paid time off to start, in addition to 11 paid holidays each year. Today we have people thriving in our Sales, Finance, Services and HR Teams that all began their career in our Contact Center. I sincerely hope the role you have secured since leaving NAVEX Global is more than you could have hoped for! Best, Cindy
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