Pluspunten
This is a great company to work for. The small family feels, yielding significant company results. The nature of MSPs is going to be chaotic. However, this is structured chaos where you can grow and have a fun time while doing so. - Very knowledgable owner | Will be the first to assist anyone in trouble - Strong company culture | Lots of laughs, lots of collaboration as needed - Resourceful management | Management assists and helps drive your success - Collaboration | From every level, there is always someone to help or talk with - Mentorship | The first company I've experienced that values mentorship. Everyone is assigned a mentor who can talk about anything from internal/external issues, to role/tech advancement or life. - STRONG Help Desk | The backbone of any MSP. We have a very knowledgeable and responsive help desk with plenty of resources. - Bi-Weekly virtual happy hours | Get paid to sit for an hour and have a drink if you'd like and talk about whatever! - Bi-Weekly company outing | Head on to an event or happy hour that tends to run long. So buckle up! Great company cohesion
Minpunten
- Can sometimes be a bit overwhelming. However, that's the nature of solving problems in an MSP - Lots of driving. Which you get compensated for.
Pluspunten
I worked here for 2 years and learned a ton. The folks here are big on internal mentorship and the senior engineers have huge amount of technical knowledge. This is also the one place I have worked that had zero workplace drama. Leadership is great and the team is fun. I have nothing bad to say, I really enjoyed my time here and it was a vital step in propelling my career forward.
Minpunten
Lots of driving, but thats in the nature of the field tech job. (Not every position requires travel)
Pluspunten
- Learning opportunities; wide variety of customers as with most MSPs - Management actually has some technical experience
Minpunten
- "Fast paced" = overworked - Mediocre wages based on current market - Getting management to use their technical experience in rare cases it's needed is like pulling teeth - Weekend travel and participation for "social events." internal pressure for not attending - CrewHu is demeaning. feels collecting chuck e cheese tickets for "prizes." Not all staff has actual financial incentives available. - CrewHu is arbitrarily based on customer survey system rather than performance - Business sells "security" solutions without proper security controls defined, implemented, or even practiced internally - Company buys lunch once a week but holds meetings during the lunch "breaks." On these days you can't take an actual lunch break as required by law. A meeting is not a break.