iNET Web reviews

Upper management is not very smart so once you figure them out they're pretty easy to dance around. Outside of sales, every job in the building is basically a sandbox. If you're new to web design or front end dev or SEO/web marketing, it's a fairly consequence-free environment to learn while getting paid (significantly under market value). Yes, you might get yelled at by a mostly inchoate baboon or two, but the world inside of iNET is entirely separate from the real world. No one really knows it exists, and the people who do regard it as a joke, so just learn everything you can while you can tolerate it, then move up to something better as soon as you outgrow them.

Employees develop great relationships with peers that lasts for (in some cases) years past their time working at iNET. A big reason why co-workers bond so well is because they need to support each other when they each inevitably become the target for the fear and domination style of management that iNET implements. People who had/have long tenures at iNET seemed to either agree with the militant and unflinching leadership, or they were able to keep their head down and take it. The work is varied and exciting. Because all of the work is client work, the tasks that come in through the door are rarely the same, so if you enjoy creative problem solving, you would probably enjoy the type of clients that iNET attracts. You'll never be bored. Often iNET will hire people as their first job in the industry. It's good for them to build up their resume. But I'd recommend that they leave when they have the opportunity.