Good place to work. - Anonymous employee NETRIO Employee Review

5.0
Jun 5, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Fun work environment. The people are great. The job is challenging in a fun way. You will learn new things every day. Free snacks/drinks. Room to grow.

Cons

It’s hard to train someone on everything they will encounter. Some areas need better documentation. With that said, the ability to think critically and use your resources goes a long way here. Hardly any female staff. It’s very male dominated.

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5.0
Feb 23, 2024
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Pros

Good culture and lots of experience to be gained.

Cons

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1.0
Apr 16, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

You get a paycheck most of the time.

Cons

The company has no real direction, no local management, and clearly is there to siphon as much money out of the purchased companies as possible, then sell once done. There is no culture, no employee support, no training, no HR department. Clients are continually upset because a parent company based out of Minneapolis prevents the Buffalo office from having any agency. They understaff all the offices in order to keep profit margins higher. They promote people to management positions with zero actual IT experience - only experience is in professional middle management. They are currently avoiding paying out my remaining wages after firing me over something completely fabricated as grounds for termination, while keeping other staff around who have encountered the same, if not worse, issues than what they quoted letting me go over. I have filed a formal complaint about the company to the Department of Labor over this. Human Resources are outsourced to an office in Ireland, where they incorrectly setup an entire office's taxes, entirely leaving out NYPFL and Disability. If I could give this company negative stars, I would. Only gave a 5 for diversity and inclusion because they technically will hire from anywhere, including outsourcing development to India in order to cut costs hiring and paying developers from The States.

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