Pluspunten
Small company, lots of growth
Minpunten
Location may be challenging with all the travel
Pluspunten
NetEffect is fast-paced and growing. The people I work with are great and share the same goal of caring for the clients and having fun. We regularly get together outside of work to have some fun together. They have metrics that everyone needs to meet, but it is all very transparent, so we all know how we are doing. The benefits are great, especially for the size of the company. It seems like management genuinely wants the employees to grow and get better. Training is essential, they have weekly training sessions, and encourage others to bring topics and also train.
Minpunten
Because they are growing and are constantly pushing for efficiency, it can be a little stressful. Management is always asking for more and looking for better ways to do things. This means that sometimes there is no set or well-trained process for everything. This can cause confusion, but everyone is helpful, so you work it out.
Pluspunten
Staff meals and treats, nice workers, beer Friday once in a while, have benefits but they are costly, 401k without having to contribute yourself if you make it to a year which many don't, interesting customers, variety of experience to be gained working to build resume.
Minpunten
Poor owner/managers driving out anyone good. Too cheap to pay good workers to stay or those with proper credentials. Lots of stress. If your vocal you get repremanded if your quiet you get taken advantage so no happy medium. It only takes a couple weeks for honeymoon to wear off and true colors show. Hear tons of stories of past employees and when you ask about what happened it's sad so many good people left or were let go. The photos of unfamiliar faces with very few repeats over time speaks volumes. Lots of jobs in this industry keep looking. Generally I don't review anyone but to hear from current, and employees who left after me, that nothing has changed is pathetic. Heard they changed a few supervisors/managers but if the issues remain its ownership no more scape goats to pass buck.