Great benefits, but bad management. - Technical Support Analyst Esri Employee Review

2.0
11 May 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Excellent benefits and decent pay.

Cons

If you want to succeed in this position you have to work long hours (minimum 45 hours a week if you want to hit metrics- and that's if the technology comes easy to you). During your first week of training, they mention if you are in this position for more than a few years you will get burnt out, which is true. If you want to move up in the company, it is very competitive. Management is poor and can be a bit shady due to lack of transparency and communication. It is challenging to succeed here, and it can be a "boys club".

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Esri Response
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Thank you for taking time to provide your feedback. Results-based metrics are used to ensure support analysts are clear on expectations and can continue to deliver superior service to our customers. Team members receive mentorship and a variety of training opportunities to support them in achieving their goals. We understand these metrics can be challenging; however, they have enabled our employees to excel in their work. We recognize feedback is important to an employee’s career development and growth, and we will work with the management team on how to improve our feedback and coaching practices. Best wishes in your new career endeavor.

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