FundView Reviews

4.4

82% would recommend to a friend

(14 total reviews)

81% positive business outlook

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14 reviews
2.0
Jul 25, 2018

Unfortunate

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Pros

Interesting code applications, smart developers.

Cons

No time devoted to training new employees, regardless of intent expressed by management in the interview If you are not the first one in and the last to leave, you will be passive aggressively treated by management. Expected to work weekends, regularly, for no extra pay. Don't bother trying to get time off, management will say they "have to have you!" every single week.

2.0
Apr 13, 2018

Hindsight is 20/20

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Pros

Flexible schedule for part time employees, especially students. They like hiring current students from Texas Tech and work around class schedules, and they usually understand that school comes first. They are very selective in who they hire, and as such all employees at the company are friendly people who are easy to get along with. Coworkers usually try to make work fun and relaxed, and often go out of their way to do nice things for others. A relatively flat company structure makes it easy to bring problems to the immediate attention of whoever would be concerned, and issues usually get resolved quickly.

Cons

Company lacks foresight and hindsight. Projects get abandoned to work on whatever is the newest buzzword project in the office, leading to many missed deadlines. This in turn increases stress in the office, and unprofessional "feel bad about yourself" lectures from upper management. Current projects are completed hastily and without proper planning to try and meet arbitrary and unrealistic deadlines as they try to get things out the door. This has left the company with a poorly written, unmanageable codebase littered with preventable bugs that waste time and drain company resources. The ideology of "what's worth doing is worth doing well" is very much NOT a part of this company’s culture. Middle management doesn’t support or back up their developers. As a developer, it feels as if you are doing freelance work for the bad kind of client (overbearing, demanding, and stressful), instead of as part of a team. They overwork and underpay their developers, having devs stay late beyond the company’s EOD and often coming in on weekends. It’s virtually impossible to maintain a healthy work/life balance. Any given work week could easily be upwards of 50 or 60 hours, and without any more than the legally mandated 1-hour lunch break each day. Even checking your phone during bathroom breaks, for example, is extremely frowned upon as "it distracts from work," despite their promise of frequent breaks in order to stay productive throughout long 10-hour days.

4.0
Oct 13, 2021
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Pros

I work remotely, which gives me the flexibility to work from home and be available for my family. I can also work some flexible hours if needed to get projects completed. The teamwork is fantastic, and when I do go into the office its a lot of fun!!!

Cons

Lack of structured reviews and pay raise schedule can be a little frustrating - but if you ask for it, you get good constructive ideas and a pay raise according to your skills and effort!

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