Good place to work - Applications Support Analyst iPipeline Employee Review

5.0
Jul 19, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good People, Good Location, Challenging work

Cons

Not a ton of advancement opportunities

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iPipeline Response
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Thank you for your feedback. Hope you are doing well and I appreciate your pros and cons. We recently hired Kevin Baer as our Chief People Officer. Career planning will be one of his main areas (he will be focused on selection, engagement and development of our people and career planing ties into development). Please reach out to him to provide your feedback. Things don't always change overnight but after our sale to Roper last August we did have a lot of internal promotions to new executive positions that also trickled up a number of new opportunities. You may also want to reach out to Anita in Exton support to discuss her views. She has seen a lot over the years and may have some good advice for you as well. All my best, Larry

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