Worst place I've ever worked - Software Developer Case IQ Employee Review

1.0
Aug 28, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good camaraderie among developers. Great restaurants nearby. Half day Fridays during the summer (Unless your project is critically behind which it most often is)

Cons

Project/Delivery managers are beyond incompetent and have no technical skills. When I worked there, a bad review popped up on here and the company went into lockdown trying to figure out who wrote it. They were more concerned with their public image than they were of addressing the concerns of their employees. Just look at their responses to the bad reviews, they're clearly out of touch. Overtime is a near constant due to project mismanagement at every level. Overtime also goes unpaid.

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Case IQ Response
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Thank you for leaving your feedback and raising your concerns. As you have noted, we do try to respond to all feedback (good or bad) and make changes where we can to ensure everyone enjoys working at i-Sight. We are very proud of the people we work with, all that they have been able to accomplish during our growth these last few years, and the continued effort that they have made towards achieving our goals as a team.

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•Leadership often lacks experience and relies heavily on micromanagement rather than trust. Instead of inspiration, fear tactics and scolding are often enacted. •Nepotism is noticeable, with promotions appearing to go to family or friends rather than based on performance. •The culture feels toxic. Many employees operate under a constant fear of termination, which has eroded morale. •The product is difficult to stand behind, creating frustrating conversations with customers. •Turnover is so high that it feels like the company is always in “training mode,” which adds stress to the workload. •From the inside, sales momentum appears to be slowing, and it often feels like the company is in decline rather than growth. •Everything feels reactionary and desperate. Leadership decisions often come across as short-term fixes rather than long-term strategy. Burnout and workload due to aged tech and heavy processes is obvious.

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