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3.5

58% would recommend to a friend

(778 total reviews)
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Andrés Irlando

66% approve of CEO

33% positive business outlook

Verizon Connect has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 778 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Verizon Connect 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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778 reviews
1.0
Jan 10, 2019

If you want to move backwards in your career

Anonymous employee
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CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Benefits, good commission structure, flexible schedule

Cons

Unfair treatment Constant Racial slurs Sexist Men running the office Harassment -sexual and verbal Clueless Management who were in the right place at right time but have no idea how to manage an organization People constantly lie and throw each other under the bus Go to HR? Good luck. There is no HR on site. Call them? Nothing will happen. Don’t come to work here is you are a female. You’ll be treated horrible and will never move up.

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Verizon Connect Response
7y
You’ve listed a number of alarming things here that our Chief People Officer or Ethics hotline should be aware of. If you are comfortable reaching out, I am confident that your information will be taken seriously and handled sensitively. Verizon offers many channels to support those who raise concerns, and there is an established track record of taking action. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
1.0
Dec 4, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Medical Benefits, Company Discounts, Remote Work Options, Competitive Salaries

Cons

Literally the worst employment experience I have had in 10 years. Acquisitions have left an extremely chaotic environment where leadership truly has no clue in which direction we are heading. Countless meetings that waste employees time about processes that have little to no value on improving client experience & employee growth. Terrible product training. Rude, arrogant managers and especially peers. Everyone knows better than the next person. Big talk around valuing opinions and ideas but when it comes to action all show and no go. Very high turnover rate especially in management. When there are high turnover rates, especially on the management side of the house from seasoned professionals, this should be a major red flag to lower ranking employees that the current/future business model doesn’t work. The excitement and vision I had in my mind when I received my offer letter has turned out to be the exact opposite of the experience I am currently living. Sad........

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Verizon Connect Response
7y
First of all, thank you for sharing your experience and frustrations. Our sales teams in San Diego are fairly new and the overall organization is still early in its evolution as a combined entity. As such, we recognize we have work to do, but your comments paint a more urgent picture. Although you may have lost some confidence that your input is heard, we have regular feedback mechanisms (e.g. quarterly eNPS survey) where employees share their feedback, which gets attention from every member of leadership, up to the CEO. We welcome the continued feedback and hope you will continue to provide it.
2.0
Aug 15, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great benefits Competitive pay Liveable wage base salary Great people

Cons

There are several problems within the Rolling Meadows office, the biggest problem are certain Managers of the 10 Managing Partners and the Closers. Managers here were once successful Business development reps and were brought into management roles. Just because you were a top producer years ago doesn’t qualify you as the best to manage a team. I feel as if the old Fleetmatics mentality is still in play. One of the managers in this department is openly insulting to his employees, consistently thinks their way of doing things is the right way and shows no signs of leadership. How do you think it makes a person feel when you are being threatened to be fired daily? If you are on the inbound queue you are practically untouchable. Managers and closers tend to give those few people more attention. A majority of the managers and closers here want us to practically do everything to get the deal signed to the point where we have to fight tooth and nail with our closers to sit with a customer and demo our service, which is their job. You are required to set appointments, in which the closers demonthe service. If it sells you and the closer get the revenue off that deal. However as the Business rep it is on you to hunt and qualify the appointment with the closer to do a TO, take over, to make sure it is a qualified appointment. Closers here, at least on my team, don’t like to do it unless it is a size able deal. I’m still required to get my appointments to avoid a corrective action. Their is a strong fear of retaliation as well and HR is non existent in the two years I have been with the company.

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Verizon Connect Response
7y
Thank you for your feedback and perspective. After integrating several companies into one, we certainly recognize some opportunities to improve. I am happy to see your acknowledgement of our great people, benefits, and competitive pay. Through our LEAD initiative, we aim to improve leadership skills at all levels. Some of the examples you cite require more context. I have shared your comments with our Chief People Officer, who sits in the Rolling Meadows office, and he welcomes a confidential discussion where he can take steps to address some of these matters directly.
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