Great for fresh grads but you could do way better if you're experienced already - Senior Software Engineering Lead NOVARE Employee Review

2.0
28 Sept 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Bootcamp for fresh graduates and career shifters - Lots of events and clubs among employees - Depending on the project, teammates can be great friends

Cons

- Low salary as a software developer. You can earn so much more elsewhere. - VERY Client-centric. Mgmt won't hesitate to throw you under the bus to please the client. They won't care you have no work life balance anymore because you MUST make the client happy. - HR is unresponsive most of the time and doesn't seem to be in touch with the engineering teams and what they are going through - No Coding standards and developers are left with how to do their code no matter how messy it is just as long as its done on time - Technical managers don't handle code so you cannot learn anything from them. They're only doing the docs and architect but don't bother managing the devs and making sure they produce quality output (they could argue its the dev lead's job but they don't even train them how to do their job)

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5.0
12 Jan 2024
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Pros

Great people, brand new machines and management is super proactive about getting any tools you need for a job

Cons

Deadlines can be a bit short for big projects

4.0
9 Dec 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The Management are very supportive of their employees. No descrimination whatsoever, whether you're white, black, brown or any other race. Anybody can be employed for as long as you know the job. Performance evaluation are being done as a basis of salary increases and bonuses.

Cons

For as long as the company is doing well and good in the business, your job is secured. But when the company experiences losses and the business deals diminishes, lay-offs are possible options which are common to any company. Those good job performers are usually the once being left in the company.

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