Engineers new to the field - give this one a pass. - Engineer I iNOC Employee Review

1.0
Jun 27, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- A good place to gain experience with a variety of various gear and monitoring systems, including optical equipment - A real "in the trenches" experience working in a NOC / call center environment - As stated in some other reviews, each shift is a close-knit group that works well together

Cons

Toxic management: NOC managers stay behind closed office doors all day on first shift and are completely unavailable to second and third. Employees are not informed of major changes or newly onboarded customers until the day they go live. Concerns and suggestions are often received with hostility and mark the employee as a problem. Weekly team "meetings" are often an hour of the team sitting in silence listening to a litany of the mistakes made that week, with 5 minutes at the end given for "questions". The HR dept. is ruthless and exists solely to protect the company from its own employees. Do not expect mercy in any regard. Salary is the absolute minimum they can get away with paying. Pay raises are excused away and delayed as long as possible. Awful home-grown monitoring and ticketing systems that have not aged well and no longer fit the sheer amount of business the NOC handles

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5.0
Apr 2, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Super friendly, easy to work, good leadership

Cons

PTO not great, benefits are pricey

1.0
Feb 24, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

-great coworkers -3 days off 4 days on -remote The one thing i liked about iNOC is my coworkers, they were great people to work with.

Cons

- mainly administrative work -out dated training processes -low pay -high turnover rate -high call volume My time in the NOC department became highly repetitive, and I felt like I wasn’t gaining any new knowledge. The work lacked hands-on, technical engagement most of the time, we were either escalating issues to another team or reaching out to a third-party provider to resolve them. Toward the end of my tenure, increased micromanagement made the job even more frustrating. If you’re new to the field, this could be a decent entry point, but for those with experience, it’s best to look elsewhere.

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