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4.0
Jun 13, 2022
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Pros

Opportunities to grow within different interest in the technology and learning various business applications. Autonomy is given and must have a self starter attitude. Smart team and everyone is willing to help.

Cons

Heavy workload and can be very fast paced.

1.0
Dec 1, 2015

Only for revenue

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Pros

Some colleagues are good and friendly and very happy to work with them.

Cons

1. Do not care about product quality They just focus on the speed to finish the product and do not care about the quality. If you can find very quick way to finish it, they will say you should use that one, although it is wrong way. No testing technology(what they say about QA is just click here and there). 2. Low salary and no benefit The salary here is very very low( much lower than the average salary in industry). Never raising and no bonus. They even low down you salary because of some wired reason after you join the team. Bonus! It is a joke. 3. No career opportunity You can learning nothing here except using plugins. You can write you own module or plugin. But manager will ask you why don't you find a plugin or module from internet. If you have any idea about the feature, they will say don't write it by yourself and find a plugin to implement it. You will lose your passion if you work here. 4. Cheating For person, do not believe what they say to you because nothing is true. If manager made some mistake, they will say it is dev's problem. The estimate time of one feature or project are decided by PM or Consulting manager and never talk with devs. What they will say to devs, "you can find a plugin to do this. Oh it is very easy." 5. Keep you busy If the team does not have much work to do, the consult manager will find you to ask you to find something which can make some revenue by yourself for company to do. The culture of this company is "Keep you busy". 6. Messy and bad management Let one guy do everything ignoring his background (PM: coding). For project, PM decide what platform developer should use and what technology developer should use. If things goes wrong, it is developer's problem. They cannot guide people work harder and happily because their idea is to find a senior developer but can accept low salary. It causes lot of people quit the job and hardly find new developers. They still want to add more revenue therefore they add more work the current developers with poor project management. My feeling: if they want you, they will say nothing but if they do not want you, they will use some way(decrease your salary, do not give work to you, etc) to let you go. They will fire or lay off any employee without any notice or any package and ask you to leave in one hour. For good work environment, you can learn new things or you can get good payment with hard work. In this company, you can get nothing. It is very sad to say these word because I feel very happy to work with my colleague, they are very nice and friendly. But this is all I feel.

1.0
Nov 3, 2016

Learn From My Mistake

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Pros

The absolutely only good thing about this place are the employees! Really smart, but a lot of the veteran employees are complacent. They complain and agree with all of the negative reviews, but yet they stay. I don't get it...but I guess you don't know how bad you have it until you leave.

Cons

In your interview you'll hear words like entrepreneurial, collaborative, and high growth. ALL LIES, trust me I was duped into believing that this company was a technology force to be reckoned with..WRONG! In fact, they are the complete opposite. They dictate, don't really care about most employees opinions, they grow by buying up much smaller companies but organic growth is stagnant. The technology they sell is sub par, honestly I don't even know why a company would purchase the products they provide. So many more options on the market. One particular con is the Executive Management team (Owners, Chief People Officer (aka HR), etc..). Just like other reviews, they are very much revenue driven, which is fine because like any company they are in it to make money, but they do it at the expense of their employees. Long hours, virtually no work life balance, little to no professional development opportunities, no voice, very little to no collaboration between departments, and the attitude that EVERYONE IS REPLACEABLE.

5.0
Jun 22, 2021
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Pros

Organization is always working to improve, this can feel slow, it’s a large organization with many who have autonomy, it is imperative that thoughtful change take place, input sought, planning, review results and repeat. Keeping autonomy and consistency is tough and it is endeavored daily here. Multiple committees with input from all roles drive very real initiatives, encouraging and supporting Women, bringing awareness and support to diversity, as an example. These committees have sponsorship and participation from ownership and executive. The emotional, financial efforts aren’t lip service, actual change is being driven. Where you work is a choice, if you are looking for a workplace with amazing coworkers, dedicate your energy to improving results for customers, plan to make a real contribution, listen and be heard this may be the place for you. The salary and benefits are personal and often take a back seat to why employees stay ultimately. These seem competitive to me. I plan to retire here.

Cons

Change takes time, no different here, understanding the process is key. Fast change usually means wholesale change are frequent, I’ll take slower instead. Learning to manage competing priorities is a skill most require here.

5.0
Dec 19, 2017

The job is what you make it

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Pros

-Great colleagues and receptive leadership -Leadership is open to constructive criticism and works towards improving what they are able to -Room for growth and a lot of learning opportunities if you seek them out -Employee lunch every month -Everyone is friendly and social, get together for happy hour events and birthdays -You have a lot of freedom in the work day as long as your work is getting done. Big push for autonomy and problem solving.

Cons

-Benefits could be better but they are actively working to improve the plans they offer -Unhappy employees often poison the well for new employees before they can form their own opinions

4.0
Feb 21, 2018

Opportunity

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Pros

High growth, entrepreneurial environment with opportunities for competent and effective leadership.

Cons

Need to be self-starter to contribute value.

1.0
Dec 23, 2021

Stay Away!

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Pros

None, to be honest. PTO is poor. Just below average everything else. Only good thing is, SOME co-workers are very nice people. Unfortunately, others are the opposite.

Cons

If you're a serious professional, please stay away, you will regret joining Net@Work. Don't be fooled by the 'promises' you will get when HR calls you or that hiring manager. Trust me, its not worth it. They are more after any means profits and bandages to client issues than anything innovate and forward thinking, robust and resilient. You will lose focus at this company. There is nothing to learn here or do here around new technologies. They do not offer you the opportunity create things, there is no path to growth as well except if after 3 years you're content with doing the same thing but a change of 'Title' assuming you're the only surviving among your original team. If you're just getting out of school maybe this will work, but for everyone else, stay away. Horrendous micromanagement, Compensation is mediocre at the very least, one of the worst in the Tri-State Area. I do not recommend this company. The so called 5 star reviews here are very, very suspicious. On the contrary, some one wrote "This company is backwards and clueless and by the looks of things , futureless." - I find myself agreeing with that statement. You get the picture, don't say you were not warned!.

5.0
Oct 7, 2018
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Pros

I started working at Net@Work two months ago. I was hired as the new Chief Human Resources Officer to improve the overall effectiveness of the HR department. This includes providing expected, consistent and valuable programs and services to our employees, partnering with our management team to help them and their teams do what they do better in order to grow their businesses, and enhancing the employee experience and our culture. The previous HR team was unsuccessful in these areas. I accepted the offer to work here as a direct result of the company’s two Owners’ expression of caring, loyalty and passionate commitment to the employees to do right by them and continuously advance. I report directly to both Owners and am so excited that they have already empowered me to build a new team as well as make immediate recommendations for improvements in all areas of HR and Recruiting, some of which I have already started to implement. I recently attended our annual Leadership retreat in which I had the opportunity to meet our management team comprised of approximately 40 Managers, Directors and Vice Presidents (who are regularly based at various locations throughout North America) and found them to be super-smart, genuine, creative and welcoming. One of the Owners hosted this event at his home for all 40 of us. (yes, really!). The agenda was filled with business updates, recognition of accomplishments as well as fun social and team-building events. This was so valuable to me in terms of getting to know the team both personally and professionally. The business operates at a very fast pace and you definitely need to be resourceful, disciplined, self-motivated and have the ability to develop relationships quickly in order to be effective in your role and make an impact. There is a focus on hiring as well as building “A” Players who are high performers. This this creates enormous opportunities for those who embrace the challenge. Net@Work is extremely stable and focused on rapid growth both organically and through acquisitions. The acquisitions are particularly exciting to me as I can already see how we benefit from gaining new talent, fresh perspectives and multi-faceted industry expertise while having the opportunity to diversify our teams and blend different cultures together. While I have been getting to know all of our office-based and remote employees, I have been impressed by the connection our teams share and the level of collaboration they achieve despite not all working in the same physical location. People care about each other here, communicate frequently and go out of their way to help make each other successful. Updated technology and tools are plentiful and there are several initiatives in progress to identify and introduce improved systems to simplify processes and improve automation. So far my experience has been positive and I am excited to turn the vision for my position into a reality and work with this talented group of people!

Cons

Many employees don’t realize how deeply the Owners and the senior team care about our people. They are committed to building a culture where employees love what they do, have fun while they are doing it and get to reap the rewards of being wildly successful! I believe this is a factor of our rapid growth in recent years and our fast-paced business. It will be a priority for me to identify opportunities for employees at all levels to get more exposure to them so they can see and experience this for themselves.

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