Biscom Reviews

1) Incompetent upper management Except for the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) the other Biscom employees are very nice and are competent for the most part. My issue with the CISO is that he seems to lack key technical knowledge in areas that I feel a competent CISO should have. For example, he appeared to be lost when we discussed basic security topics such as VLAN Hopping attacks and memory-scraping malware. I was surprised. Overall I think Biscom is a decent company that provides a decent service; however, I personally feel that they should empty-out some of their upper management such as their current CISO and bring in more competent folks.

-Underpaid employees -Lack of training, and documentation for new hires. -Owner of the company is very cheap when it comes to hours. If you're not at your desk, then you are not working mentality. -No room for growth. Upper management tends to be in charge and roles never change, while younger people in the company stay at lower levels -No pay raise unless you specifically ask, and sometimes you actually have to fight even if you have great reasons and accomplishments on why you should receive a raise. -No work from home allowed. -Sales people run this company and are allowed to get away with pretty much anything. Support personal tend to take the brunt of the sales work and do a lot of what is outside of their job description. -No clear vision for Biscom, holding onto existing customers and trying to sell them another product is not a good idea. Reach and and get new customers and expand your customer base. -Employee morale/environment are starting to turn bleak. Everyone seems to be just showing up for their paycheck. Empty cubicles and lack of any personality to the office decor.