You deserve better - Support Engineer Accruent Employee Review

1.0
Jun 24, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I like most of my co-workers. Nice office location in NW Austin, short commute if you live nearby.

Cons

It looks as HR has been busy posting reviews here. Most people are pretty down these days in Services. We hired some high-level people mid last year to make changes, and the changes have all gone wrong. It feels like we are all confused, as there are so many conflicting messages. One day this, next day that.

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Accruent Response
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We've clearly missed on communication with you. I do appreciate you letting us know and we'll work hard to address and earn your trust. Please don't lose faith and please do help us build a great company. Note: HR does not write reviews on Glassdoor. If we have something to post here, it will be under our name and not an anonymous post. Best, Wayne Roberts Chief Operating Officer

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Cons

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