Wolfe Senior Software Developer reviews

2.0

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Jason Wolfe

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1.0
Aug 13, 2024
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Pros

Quiet location and nice office

Cons

The company talks about values, but the only value that matters is back stabbing. Watch your back at all times, because the person laughing with you in the morning is the one who will stab you in the back before the evening. Everyone here talks bad about everyone else behind their back. And the one that back stabs the most number of people, wins. The cherry on the cake is the CEO, who loves to listen to gossip and promotes anyone who will set up a one on one with him to talk bad about others. He is a true hypocrite who pushes people to take risk and not be afraid, and then goes all out on anyone who follows that path. The most successful people at this company are the ones that bow down to the CEO at all times, and praise him and finish up with talking about other people behind their back. That is the most valued characteristic in this company, and that person will be allowed to get away with anything.

3.0
Aug 11, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

The company culture is admirable. The CEO believes in the company's core values. The workload is generally relatively light, and some benefits are decent. If you have experience building websites or e-commerce sites, could be a good fit for you.

Cons

The engineering staff has the most experience building website, not software applications. From the software application perspective, the team lacks experience, yet they hold senior positions. The team is often slow to adapt to newer technologies that would better fit the workloads. In general, the team lacks a lot of experience supporting workloads in modern environments. Lack of experience with modern technology is a theme on the team. Along with the generally low salaries and the slowness (sometimes aversion) to adapt is quite frustrating for anyone with experience. It seemed to me that some of the managers were less concerned about the product quality they were building and more concerned about maintaining a warm relationship with the CEO. If you're experienced in building e-commerce sites but want to move into software, this isn't where you'll learn how to do that.

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