Team Oriented Enviroment or TOE? - Technical Support Specialist Xplor Technologies Employee Review

5.0
Mar 6, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

From the start, the recruiter was responsive and prompt with all emails, appts, zooms, etc. Then the hiring process was friendly and fun honestly, from the HR working with you to get set up and the leads and management telling you what to expect and how the culture at FE is. I have heard this all before at other company's but its been my experience that FieldEdge meets these expectations and then some. Every employee in my department has introduced themselves to me and reassured me that if I had any issue, question, or problem that they would help. A welcome difference from a corporate competition to see who can kiss the managers you know what the most. Everybody just wants to provide good service for our "members" as they are called and enjoy themselves and their lives doing it. After working here I think I am spoiled to never be able to work in the corporate IT rat race again, that said it is Work. We work hard and go the extra mile for the member base. While working we are encouraged to give first rate customer service. If I owned a company I would run it like this.

Cons

Because we are so busy, I feel like my training in getting up to speed 100% may be a little less individually observed and a bit chaotic at times but if you ask a lot of questions, everybody is quick to give you help or a solution. Depending on your style of learning it may not be a con at all! If you are not shy and can ask questions and be honest with yourself if you don't understand something and ask for help this is not a con. You will pick up FieldEdge fast. If you are quiet or introverted you may find this a con.

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Cons

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