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Gabriels Technology Solutions reviews

3.8

75% would recommend to a friend

(72 total reviews)

Michael Gabriel

83% approve of CEO

63% positive business outlook

Gabriels Technology Solutions has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 72 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Gabriels Technology Solutions employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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72 reviews
1.0
Jul 22, 2013

An uninspired work environment.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Had the opportunity to work with some very talented developers.

Cons

Gabriels Technology is no longer hiring in the NY office in what would appear to be an effort to reduce full time staff below 50 employees. Through position elimination and attrition, down from at one point over 100 employees to now 48, the company is a skeleton of what once was a very busy, creative and active environment. The culture has all but dried up due to the lack of any motivation from senior management. The attitude is you should be just glad you have a job as positions seem to be consolidated to already overworked staff with dwindling resources creating an overall office mood which is depressing at best. There are no bonuses, no 401K matching, non-existent raises which are vaguely promised, reduced benefits (same cost but more out of pocket expenses) and zero annual reviews - the company seems to not want to care or invest in their employees careers or future. With the lack of any type of incentive to grow or perform (beyond the threat of being fired), the remaining employees provide uninspired work. Moral has dropped precipitously since the end of 2012 when the company would not even organize a holiday party and employees received a template email greeting - Bah Humbug. All technology positions have been moved to overseas operations. New York is purely a client services operation with only a handful of project management and front-end design positions remaining. The office itself is run down, messy, with no design aesthetic and small cubicles for floor staff ringed by closed door offices of the middle and senior management teams.

1.0
Jun 9, 2013

Company presence in the U.S. is evaporating

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Overall, it's a nice starter job for someone new to tech, just graduating college. India and Romania offices are expanding; many off-shore opportunities in the works.

Cons

Company workforce is trending toward off-shore with the exception of recent college graduates, relatives, or interns. A lot of the local talent has disappeared due to cutbacks and stagnant salaries. Half the NY office is empty as evident when entering the floor. Executives tend to show favoritism and rules seem to apply at will. Fairness is quite subjective. They've had some of the strangest restrictions in the office (which only apply to non-management): no food, then no hot food, two-year microwave ban, no extra electrical appliances (ie fans). Last year then even turned off the fridge and a coffee machine and removed all personal office fans to keep the electricity usage down.

2.0
Nov 6, 2012
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Pros

Nice experience for those just out of school and trying to get into the industry. Pretty average work ethic, social setting. Newer people show promise for the company. Definite job security with all the clients they have and will be getting. Probably a great place to work if you live in Romania... not so much for NYC.

Cons

Upper management is at times very stubborn and also typically jumps on the bandwagon of newest trends. Don't expect to be doing anything very novel here. The number of new projects mostly outweighs the already work in progress projects. Environment does not foster one taking pride in their work, so its hard to keep that ethic if you go in there already having it. Environment mostly fosters a work ethic of "if its done than its ok" instead of "Do it right the first time so it doesn't have to be redone a million times" . Place makes you feel like its more important to fill a desk than actually do good work. Careful your position isn't outsourced.

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