Bixly Reviews

- Lack of work - They're a software development shop that has had a hard time finding clients. The sales team is management trying to convince clients to work with them. Promises of "big clients" would come in but the next week, nothing. They fail to secure a client and don't mention anything about it. - No real employee reinvestment - Learn on your own time off hours or learn on the job. - Wages - Salary isn't competitive because of the business model / where the company is located. - No clear company goals - During my time they tried to break into multiple different industries but failed every time. Tried to force engineers to learn No-Code Low-Code tools to entice clients for rapid prototyping / faster development. But as that wasn't gaining any traction, that soon stopped. - Lack of work culture - Not much was done to get people together. There might be a company lunch every once in a while but not much was done to get in house and remote engineers together. In house engineers were siloed off in their own offices working on their project. - Management - Probably the worst part of Bixly. Have an issue with a client or how things are ran in the company? Deal with it because they won't fix it. The ship is fine for them.

Job Security is frustrating here