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Visionary Integration Professionals

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Visionary Integration Professionals reviews

4.9

98% would recommend to a friend

(169 total reviews)
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Jonna Ward

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98% positive business outlook

Visionary Integration Professionals has an employee rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars, based on 169 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Visionary Integration Professionals employee rating is 27% above average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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169 reviews
3.0
Nov 21, 2016
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Pros

Will let you manage your own work and provide opportunities for advancement provided you work very hard and bring in new business.

Cons

Expect you to work on other activities such as business development, not a lot of training provided, and you don't get to interact with other employees very much. Bonuses are very difficult to get if you aren't supporting new business development.

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Visionary Integration Professionals Response
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Thanks for this candid feedback. Our leadership team is committed to increasing training and development opportunities across the organization. We are taking great strides to ensure that the objectives of the company are presented clearly and each employee understands how their individual role fits into that equation. Thank you again for taking the time to leave constructive feedback – it is greatly appreciated!
3.0
Feb 8, 2016

Project Manager

Anonymous employee
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Pros

a lot of room for growth

Cons

NO mentoring is really available. you are on your own.

4.0
Oct 20, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

My experience at VIP let me see the workings of a company that worked hard to reward and keep top performers and offer a career path through continued growth. The focus is often on growth because that is where the opportunities for employees are created. We all want to see a raise every year, but it is new clients and new projects at the existing ones that make that happen. VIP did a great job creating partnerships with other companies that created big opportunities for new and existing employees. While I was there the company also invested heavily in sales, marketing and proposal writing to spur growth. - Salaries, benefits and HR policies are competitive to other IT consulting firms - The company's size means that senior management knows about every project so everyone can get attention when they need it. - Continued focus on growth creates new opportunities for staff - Very high client loyalty and long term projects - Consistent engagement to keep field employees up to date on the company's status - Strong methodologies and adoption of industry standards for project management and in other technical areas. - Consistent investments in growing the company through marketing, sales and partnerships with industry leaders. - Meridian LMS is a terrific product that helps introduce new clients to VIP as well. - Recent roll out of learning management internally to improve employee engagement and offer training that will help advance careers.

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None that don't exist in other similar firms. I've seen complaints that not enough bonus money is paid and that raises aren't consistent enough - but I think those are largely unfair. - VIP has many long term contracts with fixed rates and staff must understand that staying on static projects with no growth or new work don't provide much opportunity for advancement. VIP works to help staff grow accounts to create more opportunity. - Bonuses are based on company performance, and less on personal performance. This is standard for IT firms like VIP. At a prior job I once didn't get a bonus because someone on a project 500 miles away left a laptop in a bar with hundreds of thousands of client SSNs on it. It felt like I was getting ripped off because my project was great, but that mistake cost the company millions to make right and there just wasn't much profit to share. - Short bench time is very standard now. Like anywhere, consultants have a responsibility to work with their managers to understand their position's risks and growth opportunities and not just wait for the company get them new assignments.

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