Stay Away - Anonymous employee BriteCore Employee Review

1.0
Jan 20, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Pros used to be remote work option and the quality of non-management people. However remote is no longer a unique benefit, and most of the quality people have left. Maybe a year ago I could have thought of more.

Cons

BC has gone through many changes over the years, and I don't love being negative, but the new CEO and the exec regime act like they took a book on out of touch toxic management, and use it as a playbook. Some examples: - Proposing bonus structures that punish only working normal hours & taking PTO - Underpaying many roles, promoting people with titles and responsibilities but without pay adjustments. Promising compensation adjustments and not delivering. - Command and control approach with no respect for employees, and saying things like "You didn't need to know a change was coming, because you'd just not work as hard" - Throwing pizza parties and implementing "recognition programs" instead of paying people what they are worth. - CEO micro managing and saying things like "Every single developer should be fixing 3 bugs a day". - Management/Execs letting you do their work, taking credit for it, but then telling you it's not your job if you ever need anything from them. I could go on, but in summary I can unbiasedly say I've never seen a toxic environment form so quickly, and I don't know anyone who hasn't left yet that isn't unhappy and looking for new opportunities.

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5.0
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Pros

- Fulltime Remote - Global Talent - Opportunity to learn - Company provided laptop

Cons

- Focused on next Gen of products, while not giving enough attention customer base on old Gen

1.0
Dec 18, 2025
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Pros

Unlimited PTO policy with manager approval

Cons

Toxic management culture, favoritism, and some toxic team members. The environment is draining, and leadership behavior significantly contributes to burnout.

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