Asurion reviews

The line to get in is as long as the line to get out. They are quick to change directions, move people around, and lay people off.

Company is 9 billion in debt, maybe more by now. Leads to very bad decision making. Market share is shrinking as other companies create the ability to cover wireless devices. Panic mode now that the growth and money isn't what it used to be. Poor leadership. All of the top talent was either pushed out or has left. Whoever is left wouldn't cut it anywhere else. Though the money is good, not enough to keep talented people around when the market is hot for IT growth and leadership. Shady big business dealings with the private shareholders. Ask tough enough questions, and they start pushing you out. Low quality replacement devices that are no longer repaired in the US. All foreign jobs created. Often get executives from outside, rare to be promoted from within to exec ranks. Barry Vandervier at the helm as CTO has brought in all of his friends from previous jobs. Don't like being challenged with real questions or issues. Company is relatively successful in spite of itself due to market share, however is dwindling with each passing year. Bad work/life balance...bit of a sweat shop. Undisciplined pursuit of "More" constantly.