Awful Product, Corporate Incompetence, and Poor Culture. - Account Manager Openforce Employee Review

1.0
Jun 7, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Flexible work environment, co-workers (non-management) are excellent people

Cons

Stay away. This company makes its money by helping large corporations take advantage of independent contractors. The product sucks, like is really really bad. They built in the early 2000s, and have failed to modernize it. The executives have no idea what is happening and are entirely out of touch with reality. I would not recommend working here to my worst enemy.

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Openforce Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate your years of service and hope you have utilized our open-door policy and/or multiple feedback tools available to discuss your concerns directly with leadership or Human Resources. In the past two years, we have made considerable upgrades to our technology and are proud of the efforts underway to continue to make it better each day. Our NPS continues to grow as a result and all feedback is reviewed for additional updates to the software.

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1.0
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There were a handful of genuinely great people within the organization who made the experience better day to day. A few team members and leaders truly cared, put in effort, and created a positive and collaborative environment despite some of the larger organizational challenges. The relationships and connections built with those individuals were one of the most enjoyable parts of working there.

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