Avoid this place if you can - Anonymous employee i-Tech Support Employee Review

1.0
25 Sept 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I can't think of a single good reason to work here.

Cons

The pay is far below market average and work load is unevenly distributed to the very few hard workers, while there are others that do practically nothing. Speaking of pay, most employees on the operations side have been warned not discuss pay, in such a way that it felt like there'd be retaliation if you were to discuss it... which feels super sleazy. Management makes every decision based on their profits.. to the point that employees are put in tense situations to try and make the company money. Overall, it's the most toxic company I've ever worked for and I would highly recommend staying far away. I see and hear lots of remarks about customers that are ready to leave because of how bad this company is, and I don't blame them.

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i-Tech Support Response
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We hear you and appreciate your perspective, thank you for sharing your feedback. We are disheartened to hear that we fell short and want to make sure open communication is available to all employees through their managers and HR. Please reach out through the appropriate channel as we want to address issues and improve where we can.

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2.0
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