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Simple Technology Solutions

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Serving the Community - Engineer Simple Technology Solutions Employee Review

5.0
May 5, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Great company with wonderful benefits and a lot of growth potential for employees

Cons

work from home has expanded opportunities so I can't think of any cons

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Simple Technology Solutions Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with Simple Technology Solutions, especially as a relatively new member of our team. We are thrilled to hear that you are enjoying your time with us and finding value in what we offer. It's heartening to know that our benefits package and the growth potential for our employees stand out to you. We are committed to fostering an environment where our team members feel supported and have ample opportunities to advance and develop their careers. Your positive perspective on our work-from-home model is also greatly appreciated. We understand that the shift to remote work has been a significant change for many, but it's encouraging to hear that it has expanded opportunities for you and added to your positive experience with us. While you mentioned not having any cons at this point, we always welcome feedback and suggestions for improvement. Our aim is to continually enhance our work environment and practices to ensure the satisfaction and well-being of our team. Once again, thank you for your review and for choosing to be a part of the Simple Technology Solutions team. We look forward to your continued growth and contributions to our company.

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5.0
Jan 30, 2025
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Pros

Career development resources, fully remote, flexibility, unlimited PTO.

Cons

Startup 'many hats' situations at times; below market salary.

1.0
Jul 15, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The client-facing technical staff are highly competent and seem to operate with minimal interference from the chaos at headquarters. If you're assigned to a client contract and shielded from internal operations, you may avoid the worst of the internal dysfunction.

Cons

Toxic Leadership Culture: Senior leadership interactions are marked by open hostility, emotional outbursts, and a lack of professionalism. Staff have witnessed shouting matches, belittlement, and even tears during executive-level meetings. No Clear Vision: Leadership lacks a coherent strategic direction. Decisions are reactive and often ego-driven, not guided by data or long-term goals. Internal Disrespect: There is little collaboration or mutual respect among executive team members, which creates cascading confusion and disorganization. Inability to Manage Conflict: Despite having team members with formal training in conflict resolution, the organization remains plagued by unresolved internal strife. Microaggressions and Bias: Microaggressions and racially charged comments have been tolerated within the organization, with no real accountability enforced. Financial Instability: The organization is under serious financial strain and has conducted multiple rounds of workforce reductions to stay afloat. Pay Disparities: Significant compensation gaps exist between departments, particularly between client-facing staff and back office roles. Expensive Benefits: While multiple health plan options are offered, they are overpriced and not accessible for many employees — quantity does not equal quality. “Unlimited” PTO in Name Only: The company advertises unlimited PTO, but the reality is that time off is difficult to take and culturally discouraged. Absentee Leadership: Key leaders are frequently disengaged, with critical responsibilities offloaded to less experienced staff. Major initiatives stall due to lack of leadership alignment or support. Inauthentic Employer Branding: Employees are frequently encouraged (and in some cases, pressured) to leave overly positive reviews online in order to boost the company’s image and compete for workplace awards. High Turnover: Previous team members in key roles have exited due to the toxic environment — and that cycle continues. Lack of Accountability in Revenue-Generating Roles: Some teams with high compensation packages deliver little in terms of new business or measurable growth.

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