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Great Company Culture - IT Manager Universal Information Services Employee Review

5.0
Sep 8, 2017
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Pros

Small and friendly. easy access to management. Free beer Fridays

Cons

Privately held, justifiably high opinion of themselves.

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Universal Information Services Response
4y
Thank you for the kind words. We work hard to lead through innovation.

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5.0
Jan 19, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Company invites and asks for feedback both in terms of making processes more efficient as well as ideas for new products or services. It is not something that they demand, it is just something is welcome. Your voice does matter. Good overall management and there is no micro-managing. Very low turnover. Many employees have been there for over a decade. Great office and atmosphere.

Cons

It is a small company so overall benefits are not as impressive as a lot of other companies. Since it is small, taking PTO can be tricky sometimes because the management needs to ensure that they have someone to cover for you while you are out.

2.0
Jan 18, 2019
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Pros

Cool office, decent healthcare, decent pay depending on position.

Cons

Management is frequently late to meetings, causing meetings to lack direction and focus. President of company often has WAY too many projects going at once, leaving no time for proper execution or management of projects. Company is managed by former military personel, so you can imagine how up tight and strict everything is. People frequently fall asleep in certain areas of the headquarters pretty much every day I worked there, management often joked about it, which in turn infuriated most people that actually did meaningful work at the company. Company often lacks a salesmen for whatever reason, which stunted the growth of key departments. There was always massive amounts of internal office drama surrounding pretty much every department. Lack of professional development and investment into employees is glaringly obvious as well.

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Universal Information Services Response
4y
It is unfortuante when a good team member finds they can no longer perform well in their position. This director did very well in the beginning, but life circumstances seemed to interrupt their growth. However, the level of drama at that time did grow to a point where we had to move some team members off our team, after trying to work with them to eliminate the turmoil they were causing. Company culture is one of the biggest benefits we have, when that culture is harmed by an employee, we will work even harder to mitigate that issue.
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