Worst Company I've Ever Worked For - Recruiter I2X Technologies Employee Review

1.0
Aug 14, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Great training from upper management.

Cons

Turnover is terrible. Business Development team does not have any sense of urgency or incentives to get hires, feedback or set up interviews, which has made the average time from interview to offer letter stage (if the recruiters get that far) between 1.5 - 3 months on average [speaking from experience]. Almost every single candidate recruiters speak to is lost to a competitor who moved much faster than ISYS, OR the candidate waits so long that they lose interest and withdraw their candidacy or something like that. Imagine having to interview 150 people before you get a single hire. That’s basically an idea of what you’ll be walking into. The benefits are quite atrocious as well. It will be difficult to find worse benefits. Company culture is very toxic, negative, and continues to lack agility to adapting to the times (modern day practices & tools needed to be successful). It’s true that the CEO screams A LOT. Company’s toxic environment causes many people to keep their options open, looking for something else as an escape, all while, pretending and giving an impression to management that they aren’t interested in leaving. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND WORKING HERE IN ANY DEPARTMENT.

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5.0
Jul 7, 2026
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Pros

Excellent management team, compensation, opportunities to move around in company.

Cons

PTO accrual rate was begrudgingly slow

2.0
Feb 5, 2026
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Pros

Working with the customer in the duration of the contract was a wonderful time, and being able to do the mission was an unforgettable experience.

Cons

While the job itself *can* be rewarding, the company and the personnel behind it leave much to be desired. Most employees, including the contracting Site Lead, were kept in the dark about almost any change, with clarifying questions or concerns being either outright ignored or left unanswered. The local management had told all employees to hide their LinkedIn, Glassdoor, Indeed, and other accounts for the express prupose of allowing the company to win a contract that, while awarded, led to the loss of jobs for an entire team with only 1 week of notice, despite the company knowing of this potential for several months. The management here also has the tendency to threaten job termination and litigation when it perceives that an employee has any form of disconetent with how information is disseminated. There is also an underlying issue of the lack of sick leave, and the PTO is less than favorable.

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