A mixed bag - Anonymous employee iPipeline Employee Review

2.0
Jun 3, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Coworkers are good people. Some departments seem to be very cohesive and agreeable. Organization is growing and expanding. Health and wellness activities are pretty regularly offered to employees, from reduced gym membership prices to 5ks, they offer the ability to be active with coworkers.

Cons

Some departments are visibly distressed. Crying happens on occasion, and minimal changes occur to reduce the stress level of employees. Little to no communication across departments, as some facets are completely unaware of problems and remain oblivious.

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iPipeline Response
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Thank you for this feedback and your advise to management is dead on. We have provided training on managing client expectations and the ability to manage our customers with realistic expectations continues to be a major challenge. I would ask that you push hard and vocalize your concerns to help us move away from this behavior and feel free to pull me in as well. I hope you realize I do talk with the grunts, often engaging directly in one on one's, as at the end of the day I am the head grunt. Thank you for sharing, Tim

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