Pros
The company tries to be flexible on the work and home life balance part. If an employee needs a little flexibility, generally Westec will work with you. The concept of the service they provide is a good one.
Cons
Where to start? As noted in another review, all employees lost 5% of their pay and a matching 401K contribution when the economy went bad. To date, none of those have ever been fully or even partially restored. Yet the employees are told how well the company is doing, how Westec is the only company making a profit in the sector, and we should all be proud of that. Customer service is numbers driven, not results driven. It is not uncommon for cases to be closed without being properly resolved just to keep the numbers down. The financial software is burdensome and bills are slow to get paid, while customers get late and inaccurate invoices. The overall morale seems low these days. Long time employees complain about not seeing a pay raise in years. Even though management says the door is always open, there is no transparency about changes or company direction. Changes sometimes take place with no notice or reasons, and employees just find out about it after the fact. There is no formal job review process in place, unless you get coached or written up, nor is there even any sort of an organization chart. Managers won't go the extra mile to back up their employees. Customers can demand just about anything from Westec and Westec will bend over backwards to meet those demands regardless of what it means to the company or the employees.