Great people, great culture, great company. - Anonymous employee Mitratech Employee Review

5.0
19 Dec 2013
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I now see the purpose for the incredibly thorough interview process: this company truly promotes from within and focuses on hiring people who can grow with the company, in whom they can invest. I've worked at a lot of places that claim to have growth opportunities or a transparent culture, but this company actually walks the walk. They stand by their core values and maintain accountability. It's also an incredibly welcoming, fun environment and team of people. Leadership is trustworthy and open, and the talent at all levels within the company sets the bar high. They value their employees, and it shows. Very fun, challenging, and rewarding place to be.

Cons

Like most places, the internal systems and processes can always be better - excited to watch these continue to improve.

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Mitratech Response
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As a current employee, you know how important Continuous Improvement is. Thank you for recognizing all the great things Mitratech has going for it and the work we continue to put into the organization to make it even better.

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