Multivision reviews

3.6

78% would recommend to a friend

(111 total reviews)

Srikanth Ramachandran

83% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

Multivision has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 111 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Multivision 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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111 reviews
5.0
Oct 23, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Gaining experience as a mid level .NET software developer. - I work for a very reputable company, which is putting me in a very good position to advance my career even further. (at the client site, we build the Obama Care ACA website for my state) - Great pay and benefits for entry level. With the overtime I could have my 45k school loans paid off within 2 yrs after graduating!!! - Don't be fooled by many of the comments on here, MV goes out of their way to help you where they can, within reason. Very kool plp and easy going, but still have a good work ethic and work you hard! - They do provide housing while you learn how to do your job! You could come from VA or FL if you wanted. - Excellent training and trainers. If you can, ask for Sreenath to be your trainer! General Summary: Here is what. It all depends on what your objective are and who you work for. I see a lot of negative comments on here, but it's probably because someone is mad, didn't read their contract, or something to that effect.

Cons

- Once your done training, you have to find a job or I think they have listed in the contract you will have to pay a small reasonable price to stay in their apartments...not a big deal, but it would be kool if you could have more time. -If you don't like overtime, you might as well not be a developer...lol, j/k. Some people can get away with minimum overtime, like my roommate (also an MV employee), but my team works over whenever it's needed. Again, depends on who you work for.

3.0
Oct 14, 2014

Not terribly bad. You get out what you put in.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Solid training for the most part. Management isn't horrible as far as I could tell and when you're on the market, marketers do seem to "go hard" as it were to try to get you opportunities. Apartments are close to the office so you can walk if you don't have a car. Be warned, training is definitely manageable even if you are new to the technology in question but you HAVE to read and review what you've learned everyday. It's fast paced and covers a lot of materials in a relatively short amount of time so don't get there and try to do the all-nighter the night before thing. You'll regret it. Also use weekends wisely and learn as much as you can outside of class.

Cons

Living space they provide you may not be the best in terms of cleanliness so you'll probably have to pay for cleaning supplies out of your own pocket initially. Post training, there's a couple of projects that you'll have to do that you probably won't complete due to them trying to get you through the panels. Panels are the last step in the training process, a so called internal screening that they conduct to make sure that you are up to snuff before they present you to their clients. You get two to three attempts before they decide whether to keep you around or send you home. It's usually outsourced to a contracting firm in India so yea... accents could be a problem.

5.0
Mar 28, 2014

Great Opportunity

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Multivision gives you a very wide range of material and resources to expand your knowledge and opportunities. Material to help certify you in many area is provided and compensated. New material and guidance is always available. Experienced individuals are always willing to help. All my co-workers I have communicated with are always available for tips, tricks amnd advice when needed. Many staff and employees have experience a wide range of issues in their professional career and are more than willing to help. When i have had a problem trying to solve an issue for a client, I have utilized this knowledge base and have solved the issue very quickly and effectively. While looking for a Client they provided me many positions in the local area & across the nation in areas I wanted to look at. I had potential clients in Hawaii, Michigan, Texas and Atlanta just to name a few. All sorts of different clients were provided to me to choose from. Opportunities with the government and private companies were presented and we moved forward with the ones i wanted to look at. Clients that required security clearances were also presented but Multivison can not clear you, the client must do that (not uncommon). through out the entire process a dedicated hard working team too the headaches out of the process and simplified the process for me. they worked really hard to make opportunities work and to find them. i also could present anything i thought looked good and they would move forward with that opportunity as well. My medical and dental coverage for me has been great. i have been able to keep all of my doctors and dental practices. I would recommend Multivision to future employees, it is a great opportunity if you choose to take it.

Cons

there are not major cons i have experienced. only thing i can say are: -You have to front certification payment but you get fully reimbursed when you pass. If you pass on your first attempt no monetary lost. I had to take a test twice which was my fault. -Not really an issue but Multivision cannot grant security clearances

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