Fantastic Opportunity - Sales Representative TruShield Employee Review

Boss brings his dog to work, everyone is friendly, great benefits package, pay is competitive, work outings are a +. TruShield executives and directors are avidly recognizing and rewarding talent at a rate I have not been exposed to in the past, the room for upward mobility is exponentially greater than past employers

The dog is notorious for flatulence, previous employees have made it difficult to hold a good company name by leaving poor reviews strategically across what our customers look at.

- Enjoyed communicating and learning Owner who is more on Sales. Hes knowledgeable listens. Should have been more involved on tech side, but he knows his stuff and I learned from him. He gives a lot of great value to this company. - Enjoyed working with local staff who are all hard-working and spent a lot of extra hours doing their best.... - Enjoyed working with Professional Services Department. Super good guys and I learned a lot the few times that our tasks cross over. - Enjoyed working with Ops Director. He's smart hard-working, and stands up for his team. - Sales people seem good, new clients always coming in. -Exposure to a bunch of different technologies, this is great especially as a first job. -Great colleagues who cared. - Flexible work from home policy for most staff. - Good platform for career.

- Did not enjoy the arrogance and ignorance of certain individuals I won't go into details (there were a few bad apples in the past including)... - Did not enjoy the arrogance of some of the remote-based employees. Huge egos mememe attitude. . - Did not enjoy the period when insurance was cut off, some of the missed pay periods, lack of clear communications from owners to staff... - Not enough people with experience in firewall rule creation, firewall migrations, Cisco ASAs, 5505s, etc., Barracuda, WatchGuard XTMs etc., PAs, etc. - Kitchen not always fully equipped or well-cleaned, equipment sometimes missing to have a regular enjoyable lunch, this forced us to go out and eat more times than we would have liked as a team... the little things that matter.