Great place to learn, then go somewhere else and succeed - Senior Network Engineer Flexible IT Employee Review

Real-World Impact You’re not just fixing computers—you’re helping real businesses stay up and running. Growth-Focused Whether you’re just getting started or looking to level up, Flexible IT is a place to learn fast, take on real responsibility, and grow your career. Smart, Supportive Team Work alongside sharp, collaborative people who genuinely want to help each other succeed. Diverse Work, From hands-on hardware to strategic advisory, every day is different. You’ll gain experience across a wide range of industries and tech environments. Mentorship & Training New hires get guidance from experienced team members, with room to ask questions, shadow, and grow confidently into their role. Community / Employee Oriented Company From the Non-Profit Ice Rink, Employee Lounge. No other office like it on the Island.

I don't have enough time to use all the employee benefits

If you are a fresh college grad or transitioning to IT, you’ll learn a lot in a short period of time. Office, equipment, and amenities are very nice. Free coffee daily and free bagels once a week.

If you are ambitious, do not work here. There is no sense of direction and no path for growth. You will be treated as a number. You’ll likely end up in the same spot for years until you either quit, get fired, or end up being one of the favorites. You will be underpaid and overworked. It is a stressful environment. Management is open to suggestions or feedback for improvement, however, they will listen and not make any changes. Management has little to no clue about the daily struggles the techs have to deal with. You will rarely receive the credit you deserve. Sometimes, a simple thank you or act of appreciation can go a long way. You will be required to participate in a weekly on-call rotation every so often which will ruin that entire week. They removed their work from home policy even though 90+% of the work can be done remotely. The company offers no bonuses and no 401k matches despite having a hockey rink and bowling alley which employees barely use. They constantly change their policies and systems. They constantly move desks around. Of all the companies I have worked for, I have never seen so many people come and go. Almost every time I walked past a conference room, there was someone being interviewed. They tend to hire those with little to no experience so they can pay less and “train them up”.