QualityLogic reviews

3.1

47% would recommend to a friend

(73 total reviews)
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Gary A. James

42% approve of CEO

32% positive business outlook

QualityLogic has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 73 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The QualityLogic 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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73 reviews
5.0
Oct 25, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

There's always something new to learn and always someone willing to teach it. the office has a friendly, but focused atmosphere. The projects are varied and while some are more challenging or frustrating than others, the changing pace keeps work interesting. Coworkers are by far and large some of the best people I've ever worked with. Most are driven, hard working people who inspire others to continue increasing the quality of their own work.

Cons

Sometimes work can be sparse. And sometimes there's too much work. It's entirely client dependent (not management's fault), but it can make planning life outside of work difficult at times. Some projects could stand to have a little more organization.

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QualityLogic Response
7y
Thank you for the awesome feedback and review! We will definitely take your request for better communication to heart and work to improve.
2.0
Jul 2, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

- A way to get your foot in the door in the tech industry. This job as a QA Engineer helped in getting my next job as a Software Developer. If you can't get an engineering position elsewhere, then that's a good reason to take this job for the experience. - The work is generally very low-stress without hard deadlines - Casual work environment - Exposure to a variety of tech stacks across multiple projects - Some of the clients' developers I worked with when writing automated tests were really cool and I learned a lot from them - Low pay, though I could have requested a raise

Cons

- Engineering manager could be a bit intimidating, sort of a negative toxic vibe - Uncertainty of future work. I was a QA Engineer but during a period of time when we had no engineering work, I was assigned to manual testing (SO boring). While I survived layoffs, I did witness two rounds of layoffs. One small layoff of QA Engineers after the completion of a project, and the other was letting go a handful of manual testers after a client dropped QualityLogic. - Lack of an option for remote work (not sure if this changed after covid, I left before that). However I don't think remote work would be at all possible for manual testers, since they frequently have to checkout a variety of devices to test software on. - The building kinda sucks. The side of the building where the manual testers are is sort of crammed, not a lot of space between you and the person next to you. - Fix the bathroom fan!... it was broken the entire time I worked there and was grosssss

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QualityLogic Response
5y
Thank you for your detailed review. We appreciate when our past and current team members take the time to provide honest feedback. From your comments, it’s very clear to us that it’s been some considerable time since you have worked with us, and a lot has changed in that time, especially for the engineering team! In that time, we’ve grown from just a handful of engineers to 30+ and the growth continues! We have been able to do this by providing an excellent work environment that includes challenging work that our team members can get excited about, and competitive pay and benefits. It’s too bad you weren’t around to see how things have changed. Perhaps we will work together again in the future.
5.0
Jan 22, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

QualityLogic is a great stepping stone into the world of tech. The company runs on contracts awarded by multiple customers throughout the industry, providing a plethora of different projects that one can potentially work on. This allows for an individual to grow in many different ways as each project contains specific requirements. This in turn also requires that you are capable of researching and retaining information, as you are given the tools to understand but there are no courses or classes to take. *Somewhat autonomous nature. There are designated test plans to follow but some projects require you to have strong Google-Fu. If you have a hard time doing anything without constant supervision and direction, you may struggle at times. *Great atmosphere - This isn't a sweatshop. While you are expected to do your job and stay on task, mingling with your coworkers throughout the day is encourage. You'll frequently hear bursts of laughter erupt from random locations throughout the office. This isn't to say the place is a circus though. While interaction is encouraged, the overall volume level stays surprisingly low. *Entry Level - if you're good with tech but don't have a degree, this is a great place to start and build your resume. *Advancement due to skills - Promotions are given based on individual performance and skill, not tenure. *A 0 Drama policy. Upper management despises drama, with good reason. If you like to gossip, this is not the place to be. *Occasional downtime with projects - Most would find this as a con, however, individuals who are capable of keeping themselves on track will find this rewarding as downtime periods are perfect opportunities to improve documentation and skills.

Cons

*Can tend to get stale - For those who have a hard time keeping themselves entertained, you may find this to be a deal breaker. The work will get monotonous. Usually your lead or project manager will work closely with you to prevent this but there are inevitable times where you will be doing the same thing for months straight. Like all companies, there are small problems here and there, but overall, I feel there are no real, major problems. Generally, if there are any problems, they are related to a project itself, which in no way reflects upon the values or procedures at QualityLogic.

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QualityLogic Response
7y
Thank you for the great review! You have hit on many of the core values that QualityLogic focuses on to deliver excellent testing services to our customers while also making QualityLogic a great place to work. We really appreciate that your review was thorough and well thought out.
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