Closed off, stale, restricting, but successful - Administrative Ipro Tech Employee Review

Remote work. Great management. Encouraging environment

Based in Arizona so time change doesn't occur which can shift around your meeting times if you're in a different time zone.

It was a job in an increasingly difficult job market. A small company that wants to be a big company but doesn't seem to know how to go about doing it.

This company offers very low wages for the position I was in. I was surprised at how cold an environment it was (not physically, I mean how the employees were not exceptionally friendly. There were some exceptions to this, but not many.) When I left there were no real career advancement possibilities. I found that there were way too many egos to have to deal with in one 8 hour day. People who you were supposed to be able to use as a resource became insolent and insulting when approached for assistance. I also found the policies encourage Micro-Management to the extremth degree. This in an unquestionably click-ish place to work. If you fall into the "I'm with them" category, you might work out. Seems to adhere to the old school philosophy of 'Hold the good workers back while promoting the problem child so someone else has to deal with them'. I witnessed an extremely high turnover rate. 30+ people in the 1 year I was there, out of 80 people, or so. Most of these were very senior people. I've never seen the like. An additional reason I left was that certain people hold supervisory positions but possess absolutely no management skills and even fewer people skills. Not a very fun place to work.