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Equus Compute Solutions reviews

3.3

48% would recommend to a friend

(14 total reviews)

Jay Lawrence

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58% positive business outlook

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1.0
Jan 18, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Most people that work there are good people who got the short end of the stick.

Cons

Really too many to list. Low pay, terrible raises, no way to advance. They just keep you believing things are going to change, but it's ruled with an iron fist that won't budge. I was underpaid from day 1, and no matter what I did , I always got a 3% raise. Employee morale is non-existent. I'm embarrassed to say that I drank their cool-aid for7.5 agonizing years. The straw that broke the camels back was the new management making the employees do multiple jobs (I became a part-time facilities manager to help them figure out how to add cooling and heating to the warehouse for less than $1K!). They are the CHEAPEST MOST MISERABLE company I have ever worked for and they do not value a single employee (unless perhaps you're Taiwanese).

1.0
Jan 16, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

The technicians here are highly knowledgeable, friendly and try to the best of their abilities despite horrid management and lack of real policies. Occasional company lunch.

Cons

Where do I start? I got two raises in less than a year, was on my way towards a promotion and blindsided by management after the company asked me to come forward with any improvement ideas. After submitting a report outlining some very serious vulnerabilities within the company everything looked over, I was told thanks for the data, everything was patched and I was promptly terminated, the official reason: Not a good fit. After working there for a full year, with two raises. They wanted me to sign a Severance agreement for an insulting 4 weeks worth of pay that would bar me from ever trying to sue them, as well as not discussing my employment term. I of course did not sign the agreement despite losing health coverage and the many financial challenges as unemployment takes time to process. My very pregnant wife was able to sign up and qualified for medical, thank God but this company used the classic "At will" argument to get rid of me because someone in upper management probably got a little embarrassed. I don't see this company succeeding as long as they operate in the manner they continue to operate in. During my employment the company at one point sold me used internal equipment and didn't bother following protocol to make sure one of the laptops was reformatted. I wonder if I should mention to their clients about the carelessness of Equus's policies that allowed their private information to escape their facility. Do not go into this company with the mentality you have to do something wrong for them to get rid of you, in California they do not need a valid reason. I currently have a lawyer reviewing an offline archive of my work email, since apparently their security department doesn't wipe and sync corporate inboxes.

2.0
Aug 14, 2017

If you like working without thinking and respecting yourself.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Paid time off... Paid time off.

Cons

No chance of growth. You will intentionally be kept at your position/title while going beyond it -- even to the point of borderline wage slavery. Management will treat you as if you are beneath them, albeit lacking any real knowledge or leadership. No real SOPs and any documentation is usually highly inaccurate. You will typically pick up the slack/mistakes of multiple departments in the company while being highly undervalued. Communication between departments is horrid since everyone is pretty much conditioned into thinking only for themselves. Unrealistic deadlines and many lies that tangle within the culture of fear. Management uses bait and switch tactics with also passive aggression. If you are not liked by management you WILL be subjected to sabotage. In the end you will only get a 3% raise no matter what you contribute and line the pockets of the higher ups. Management will ignore your requests for resources to do your job. Bleak.

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