A confederacy of dunces who like to pretend they are a corporation. - Anonymous employee PrimeroEdge Employee Review

I have worked at PrimeroEdge just shy of three years. During my time with the company, I have had many positive experiences. I am given the opportunity to share and provide feedback often and, my suggestions and professional opinions are taken to heart. This does not mean that all of my request and opinions are enforced or implemented however, they are always addressed and considered and I really appreciate that. I have always been given an opportunity to collaborate with my superiors and co-workers alike; I am grateful for the open line of communication I share with my boss. I have received two promotions since joining the PrimeroEdge family and have found this company to provide potential room for professional growth for those who are willing to "work" and do the job they have been hired and are being paid to do. I recently went through a serious illness that at times can make it hard for me to come into the office. Because of my health conditions, I have frequent medical appointments. The PrimeroEdge executive leadership team has supported me through these difficult times and have been graciously flexible by allowing me to work from home when I need to, allow me to go to all of my medical appointments without question and has been a great support system for me through this very challenging time. I am incredibly grateful for the support and the opportunities that I have been given throughout the span of my career with PrimeroEdge. I am looking forward to many more wonderful, productive , and exciting years with this company.

Sometimes things are not as black and white as I would prefer them to be. I do not enjoy "gray areas" but, I am thankful for the opportunity to discuss when necessary.

The pay. I was able to get my 6 figure pay somewhat around my typical salary, still was a 15K paycut though. The people seemed pretty decent and nice. The company also is from what I hear very stable especially even during recessions.

So many: In office 5 days a week, the office is also a very old outdated type of building from maybe...the 70s or 80s? Kind of dilapidated, depressing cubicle environment like a very old call center. The HR manager remarked on two different days about me having gray hairs, which I thought was kind of rude. Code base kind of complex and my very first task within 2 days was adding a full fledged feature 8 point story, when I barely had even seen the actual application for more than 2 days. Got stuck when I was about 80% done with this feature, repeatedly asked for help from my team lead, who kept telling me "it shouldn't be that hard", and kept denying my requests for another front end engineer to help out the new guy (me). After being pressed to get this done for the next several days and still being stuck, I resigned after not even a month. Best decision I ever made.