Very boring and useless - Anonymous employee Total Party Planner Employee Review

Total Party Planner truly gives employees the opportunity to shine! After working here for over a year, I've been able to build upon my skill set, and work in an empowering team environment. Our leaders work to ensure not only our clients are treated with care, but that their employees are as well. We're encouraged to bring new ideas to the table, collaborate with all departments to create effective solutions and enhance our procedures. The work environment is not micro-managed, but we huddle together to stay on track with our daily/weekly tasks. We have a very positive mindset, and successes are praised by the entire team! It's great to come into a workplace everyday and make a difference in caterers lives! At the end of the day, I feel the happiness of knowing I was able to make help someone and be a part of something bigger. How cool!

N/A. "Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life"

+ Wear as many hats as you like. My experience at Total Party Planner allows me to touch on most of the things I love doing. Hardware builds? Check! Programming? Check! Computer networking? Check! Systems administration? Check! Database administration? Check! Etc... This allows for development of a huge array of hands-on skills, whereas more monolithic jobs require much bureaucracy to accomplish any task outside-of-scope. + Team collaboration. With a group of such talented problem solvers, it is a joy to discuss challenges, help one-another, and work toward solving the challenges. + A sense of belonging. I consider the people at TPP true friends. I also worked very closely with many great customers, listening to their honest and friendly feedback! + Post employment. In any fast-paced SaaS work environment, there is often much more to do, than can be done. This can foster opportunities to consult and help the team forevermore, given that the need is there and spare time can be dedicated.

- Swinging priorities. These are often necessary/frequent/impossible to avoid. Constantly making context-switches is something computers do very well. Humans, unfortunately, may vary. Today, many people perceive that multi-tasking is a myth.