Juniors should avoid - Junior Software Developer VertexOne Employee Review

1.0
25 Apr 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Work from home is a benefit.

Cons

This is an awful place for junior developers to come. Middle management creates a lot of stress due to micromanagement. There is absolutely no mentorship or training and the middle management has no idea about the technical side of the product. Pay is less than the market and employees are expected to work more. The culture is depressing as there are no team-building activities.

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VertexOne Response
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Thank you for taking the time to write this review. This is definitely not the type of experience we want you to have here at VertexOne. We take your concerns seriously and will be working with management to improve the overall employee experience. We appreciate your feedback.

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