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TUV Rheinland OpenSky

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Run, don't walk away - Sales Representative TUV Rheinland OpenSky Employee Review

1.0
Dec 17, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Generous base salary and benefits.

Cons

A lack of strategic focus and understanding (by team in Germany) has lead to a revolving door with personnel and leaders in North America. Germany is renounded for engineering but not respected in cyber. This shows in these business model in North America. Business divisions compete with each other for the same services. There is no coordination related to global clients. There is no name recognition and no efforts to change that in North America. When the highly respected Sr. Vice President for cyber resigned, that was a clear sign that leadership in Germany does not know what they are doing. Our guess is that the company will exit cyber in North America within a year. Maybe sooner.

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5.0
Mar 23, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Company supports those who are motivated to lead, learn new technologies and use common sense/courtesy when interfacing with clients. Cyber security practice and cloud focus is growing at impressive rate. Parent company TUV Rheinland has been in business for 144 years and sees the potential in this company. Great time to get onboard based on vision and strategic plan.

Cons

Individuals that don't take the initiative to connect with people and focus on specific goals can feel disconnected; this a medium sized agile company that moves quickly.

1.0
Jun 10, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Generally high level of autonomy once you are on an assignment.

Cons

Run like a small business out of the garage. Very often poor transition from sales to execution resulting in client misunderstandings and huge scope changes. They hold back half of your quarterly bonus as an incentive not to leave. You get it if you stay through the end of next year's first quarter. Keeping half of someone's bonus pay to ensure they don't leave is a REALLY poor strategy for retention and gives you insight as to some of the issues regarding why this is not a very good company to work for. When you have to travel for client work, you often have to travel on Sunday to start work on Monday. There is also no extra consideration for giving up your Sunday's and working Sunday - Friday every week. Even come bonus time, they don't make up for that level of dedication to keeping the clients happy. Virtually zero opportunities for growth. Zero opportunities for career continuing education.

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