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IntelliTime Systems Reviews

2.8

37% would recommend to a friend

(11 total reviews)

Dennis A. Peters

20% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

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11 reviews
2.0
26 Jan 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-Fellow co-workers are extremely nice and are always willing to help you out. -You rarely need to take work home and work after hours. -Working with clients can be very rewarding, and the system itself is very flexible. -Great experience with the different areas of Project Management (Working with budgets, writing Project Plans, Running Meetings).

Cons

-Main con as a Project Manager is working with the CEO/Founder of the company. He can be moody and inconsistent in his ways. A situation is guaranteed to happen where he tells you one thing and he expects another, then he will get upset when you followed his original instructions. Tough skin is needed as you will be challenged on why you do things a certain way. He is very condescending will tell you how to speak to clients but will turn around and not follow his own advice. -There are times where you can't have things completed for your project as quickly as they should because other support areas are stretched too thin dealing with production issues. No fault of the people working because they are working as hard as they can, but more people are needed in general. -Benefits are just okay, but that's to be expected with a small company.

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IntelliTime Systems Response
7y
During the interview this person continually talked about the huge projects he had lead. Over the year and a half, he let it slip that others in his old company someone else actually lead those projects. His customer stories were always about when he ran a restaurant. He never got it why clients in a Fire Department were looking at him with confusion on their faces. Now he's toast.
1.0
20 Dec 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Very nice people in the team - Very nice people in the clients' teams - Laid-back environment - Job stability - No long hours, everybody usually arrives at 8.30a and leaves at 5.30p sharp - No need to answer calls or email out of the work hours - Fair salary

Cons

- The position is advertised as Project Management when indeed 70-80% of the time you do software configuration - The upper management makes very clear that they are not interested in any of your new ideas - The top management spends a great deal of time micromanaging every aspect of your work on a daily basis - Your performance is not evaluated based on results because you are not supposed to make decisions on your projects, you are rather expected to implement them the way you are told to - Project Managers leave the company at a frequency that does not allow to build a PM team - Benefits far under industry average

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IntelliTime Systems Response
7y
Good feedback. Our view is the PM should understand the product. They participate in configuring the first two systems, with a lot of support from engineering and customer support. How can you manage a technical project if you don't know what a step entails? We are very explicit about this now and do not hire anyone that bristles at being hands on.
1.0
19 May 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good engineering team. Remote work. Decent pay, but not great for the area.

Cons

President talks down on anyone and everyone, even customers and a federal agent that came by for an investigation who he called fake. Work life balance is non-existent for some employees which is unhealthy, as much as I liked working with the team. I will leave this email I received after resigning here: Hello _____, I saw that you were unemployed for six months before we hired you. We offered you a fair position, with defined bumps if you studied, and obtained Microsoft Certifications. You obtained one. You have now demonstrated that you are easily willing to break a committed relationship like employee / employer at any time such as the Federal offer, or City of LA offer and now that you are spending time searching for more offers. You may find that this works out well for you, but I doubt it. Some companies will discard you as easily as they have found you. Some will not invest in your growth, but expect you just to deliver. So I regret if your future wife sees her commitment to you as only being valid until she gets a better offer from a better looking co- worker, but if so , I am confident that you will understand as this is how you see life. You have been a giant disappointment. Your word means nothing. Regards

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IntelliTime Systems Response
3y
This guy was unique. On his first day of work, I got a call for a reference check on another job he had applied to. He must have told them that he accepted our job, or why would they have called me? He decided to stay with us only because he could continue to live at home. He was very junior and we offered him defined salary bumps as he achieved Microsoft Certifications. He got one and we paid him. Then we got another reference check call a few weeks later and he decided again to stay because he didn't consider the commute from OC to downtown LA every day. He was just sucking up a paycheck while spending most of his remote day interviewing. Very disloyal to the point of dishonesty. If you take a paycheck at least put in a day's work. I do not regret the email above.
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