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Xactware Solutions

Now known as Verisk

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Terrible atmosphere - Software QA Engineer Xactware Solutions Employee Review

2.0
Jul 13, 2018
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Pros

If you want to put in the least amount of effort without getting fired, this is the place to be. Very little discipline which leads to a very relaxed environment.

Cons

-Low pay compared to other companies in Utah with hardly any sort of raise. -No sense of urgency. Deadlines are missed constantly without any sort of consequence. -Super political. Managers who want to hold the power instead of helping their employees to excel. Micromanaging. -Lots of gossipers and cliques. -Claim to be agile, but have resistance to any improvement or change. This is causing decline in processes as well as quality. -Many employees who have no desire to excel or change. Very stale and toxic environment

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5.0
Oct 12, 2022
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Pros

Great culture, good people, and good work-life balance.

Cons

Not a lot of opportunity for internal advancement.

3.0
Aug 28, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Good benefits - Secure positions (they don't fire people to trim the budget) - Excellent facilities - Flexible work-from-home policy in most departments (as long as you aren't abusing it) - Fun activities for the whole family (I'm a fan of the movie nights on the lawn)

Cons

- Management is moving backward, not forward. - Promotions are given based on who you are friends with. - There is a severe lack of diversity especially in management. - Once they have made up their minds, senior management won't listen to concerns or suggestions. But they don't give you a chance to express your concerns or suggestions before they make up their minds. - There is a lack of communication across departments. People are duplicating work because no one is talking to their counterparts in the rest of the company. - The product release is driven by development. This might be a pro if you are a developer. But for marketing, sales, implementation, QA, documentation, training, and support, it is a pain in the neck. The company doesn't look good if you are learning about a product feature for the first time when a customer asks you a question about it.

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