Trifecta Technologies Reviews

Trifecta is a minor league player trying to compete at the professional level and aren't equipped to properly play ball. -No thought leadership -No business strategy (0 strategists are employed here) -No process, it's the Wild Wild West (no formal Agile training) -No growth (raises and bonuses have been frozen or way below standard) -No career opportunities (there's no growth and no money so very hard to advance) -No global footprint (offshore offices shutdown due to lack of funds) -No real management (the people in charge have no clue how to run a profitable business) -No marketing department (it was recently dissolved due to lack of funds) -No client support department (it was recently dissolved due to lack of funds) -SalesForce platform pipeline is their only revenue stream -Single Threaded - if SalesForce goes away so does Trifecta -All recognizable clients have left, only mom & pop and startups remain. -Limited talent pool (they hire right out college to get a bargain and therefore most people there are very limited in their knowledge and skill set) -Poor project management (Junior PMs are tasked with running projects that should be assigned to an experienced PM, but there are very few experienced PMs there) -Agency atmosphere gets swallowed by the mundane, low budget, amateur projects that you get to work on -Bare minimum holiday schedule -Bare minimum vacation (the year I left people were asked to take Christmas vacation without pay)

- Poor career development (limited opportunities to advance, limited scope of work and projects) - Very Salesforce centric, not many projects use anything else, and those that do are constrained to the same set of people - Very repetitive, mundane work with little opportunity for innovation, even among industry standards (for example, they do not use sfdx) - Knowledge is pooled at the top, with little documentation, poor styling standards, and zero testing guidelines - Low pay, below area standard - Management does not communicate or follow through with their own promises - Business has been stagnant for a while, with no ideas to make sure they keep growing