Company Needs a Lot of Work - Anonymous employee VSolvit Employee Review

1.0
Apr 1, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

A couple of good long term awarded contracts - EBS, USDA DFAD

Cons

The CEO and COO are very demanding and everything is needed ASAP or is urgent. Many fundamental business processes, policies, and procedures are non-existent or broken. Expect to work long hours, late nights, and weekends and be on call 24/7. All work computers have employee monitoring software (sonar central) installed (as directed by CEO) to detect keyboard key strokes, computer idle time, software used, and websites visited. High employee turnover (you will be fired if you do not get along with the CEO / COO or meet their demands.) Lack of ethical standards by management.

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VSolvit Response
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I respectfully welcome you to have a conversation with me directly (COO). I will address the perceived "lack of ethical standards". Being a federal government contractor, we are audited by multiple government agencies, and take pride in following the highest standards. Inefficient processes, sure. Unethical - absolutely not. Very demanding on ourselves, sure (we have the responsibility to deliver exceptional service to our customers). Being on-call 24x7, being fired if you do not get along with the CEO/COO - absolutely not. We encourage all of us to hold each other accountable for high performance. Mediocrity is not tolerated. VSolvit is NOT for everybody. We fully recognize this, and expect attrition.

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