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Extraprise

Now known as QuickPivot

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Be prepared to work for little recognition. - Technical Consultant Extraprise Employee Review

2.0
Feb 13, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

If you're a recent college grad, you can most likely get a job here. You'll leave the company having tons of experience. Work with clients on a day-to-day basis. Very little technical skills required to be hired. Raises are fair.

Cons

Low pay compared to the industry and the amount of work you're doing. Raises are fair, but when your starting salary is so low it takes a few years to get up to a reasonable salary. No sense of community. Very high employee turnover. Probably 75% year over year. No recognition for your efforts. No overtime pay. No career opportunities. You're entry level, then after a few years they might make you "senior" entry level. Senior management (except for 1 or 2 people) just don't seem to care or understand their employee base.

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5.0
Apr 24, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

-great, knowledgeable, hardworking people -great onboarding process -huge growth potential -great benefits -Fortune 500 clients -amazing place to learn different marketing tools and technology

Cons

a lot of work but it is worth it!

3.0
Apr 17, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Collaborative team environment (mostly). Some really great people to learn from. Excellent HR department. Bagel Fridays. Quarterly company meeting with beer and food. When you feel like you are frustrated and have been in the office for 10h with no time to even have lunch at least you can walk around the office and find a few more people who share the misery. If you are a 'thick skin' and have no work ethics you can get away with doing half the work - just keep making up wordy believable excuses why work is delayed and someone else will end up getting it done.

Cons

Production line mindset, little space for creativity, definitely not people focused. The more effort and diligence you put the more it is taken for granted. Big on words when it comes to opportunities for professional development but not much else. If you actually like doing your job well you'll have to get used to seeing your 'thick skinned' colleagues pulling half of their weight - good luck maintaing positive attitude for a long time. Project management...won't even go there. Receiving recognition from management is much less likely than having them pass by you as if you are a wall. Employees are often kept in the dark about important decisions and even projects they would be responsible for.

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