Disorganized, Terrible Pay, Greedy Leadership - Technical Support Engineer WIN Employee Review

1.0
Aug 16, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Being a small company, I learned a lot and definitely grew my skillset.

Cons

Management refuses to purchase newer technology to make things easier, and refuses to purchase a generator. The office is in a building that lost power EVERY MONTH, leading us to having to work dozens of hours of free overtime every month. Leadership is not transparent about performance, and doesn't reward high performers in any department. We are expected to answer our cellphones at all hours of the day/night/holidays, yet got smaller raises than a cost of living adjustment. The manager cares way too much about the company and refuses to have his employees' backs, and would rather force us to work for free than vouch for us to get compensated for our time. Suggestions to leadership regarding policy changes and technology upgrades were always met with immediate refusal or were flat-out ignored.

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5.0
Nov 5, 2024
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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
Jun 1, 2026
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Pros

The case managers, patient specialists, and customer support representatives are deeply empathetic professionals who step up to help one another navigate heavy, emotionally demanding daily workloads.

Cons

The baseline salary packages and raises are entirely out of touch with the high-stress, high-volume nature of coordinating patient care. Despite corporate milestones, there is a visible lack of investment back into the frontline staff actually doing the heavy lifting. Internal HR and support functions operate in a completely unhelpful, closed loop. Essential staff requests for basic scheduling flexibility are consistently denied, making the department incredibly difficult to collaborate with or trust when burnout peaks. Upper leadership focuses heavily on trivial administrative tracking and metric gatekeeping rather than providing structural support. Major operational changes and policy updates are regularly passed down with zero proactive explanation or clear guidelines, leaving customer-facing staff to constantly scramble under heavy scrutiny.

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