The worst of the worst - Anonymous employee Veriforce Employee Review

1.0
20 Apr 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Pretty office Free coffee Big windows

Cons

When I first started, I learned that most of the oldest employees had only been there for 2 to 3 years. That should have been my first red flag. Everyone ends up leaving after a couple of months because of how unhinged management is. Each team is secretly planning and hoping for outside opportunities to leave this company. Management has a very archaic way of running things. Very European approach to the way of work. Management has a superiority complex and is completely incapable of recognizing their own wrongs. It is always the employee’s fault. This creates a work environment where you are constantly afraid of making a mistake because they will come at you. Because of it, the company is going nowhere. They absolutely want you to suck up to them, and they only value you if you overwork yourself. People have mentioned only starting to be spoken to kindly when they were staying late and working overtime. If you set healthy work boundaries, it is seen as if you are lazy and not helpful to the team. You get treated based on how they view your work, but they have unrealistic expectations for what is even possible to do in your role. Management in Montreal will be the downfall in this company.

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Flexible work schedule, remote work, great benefits and holidays. Supportive team.

Cons

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2.0
11 May 2026
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Pros

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Cons

Where do I begin. In my experience, very little of the work you do is recognized as your own, and the environment can feel extremely discouraging for employees who are simply trying to do their jobs well. There was a consistent culture of bullying, harassment, and favoritism that management failed to address, despite it being widely visible within the organization. HR did little to improve what had become a very toxic workplace culture, particularly within the sales organization. Employees who were willing to work hard often found themselves taking on the responsibilities of multiple people because others were unwilling to contribute equally. It also felt like advancement and positive treatment were heavily dependent on fitting into the “good old boy” culture rather than performance or professionalism. Unfortunately, I witnessed several employees leave the company without another opportunity lined up simply because the environment had become unbearable — myself included. If you are looking for a supportive, collaborative workplace where employees are respected and empowered to succeed, this was not my experience at Veriforce.

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