NuMSP Reviews

2.2

24% would recommend to a friend

(116 total reviews)
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Brad Miller

64% approve of CEO

25% positive business outlook

NuMSP has an employee rating of 2.2 out of 5 stars, based on 116 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The NuMSP employee rating is 43% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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116 reviews
1.0
14 Dec 2020

An Affront to Our Industry.

Recommend
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Pros

If you take your employment at NuMSP as a lesson in how not to conduct yourself, you may end up among the greats in this industry - once you've cleared the wake of this sinking ship.

Cons

It's honestly difficult to list in full detail all of the things that are wrong with NuMSP. To summarize to the best of my ability, I'll say: NuMSP started with a careless acquisition and integration of successful MSPs and drove everything into the ground. The poor management drove off all of the employees with any drive or talent, and they boosted their rosters by mass-hiring unqualified candidates significantly under market rate. At the start of the pandemic, they instituted a 20% paycut across the board, and drip-fed a return to normal pay across months with zero back-pay or other restitution. Now, they've conducted a mass-firing of the people who were loyal to them throughout all of the mismanagement that came at a very personal cost to them - and two weeks before Christmas, no less. . Customers are leaving in droves because their trust in the companies that used to be their local MSPs has been shattered via NuMSP's management direction that drove quality of service through the floor. The owner and CEO both insisted that NuMSP is not an MSP, but a tech company that catered to MSPs. I'm sure no one told the clients that, they had to figure it out as they watched ticket times climb and issue resolution rates fall.

1.0
4 Sept 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Getting a paycheck two times a week.

Cons

1. Toxic culture & top-level management. 2. Slumlord owner with unrealistic expectations & a completely incorrect concept of what an MSP should provide to their clients as well as a motto that at its core means to extort every nickel & dime out of clients. 3. Greed driven, no communication & a complete lack of any form of empathy towards clients or employees (current or former). 4. Petty when leaving them for a better support option due to them being unwilling to properly staff their locations, retain critical resources & require proper documentation before letting said resources depart. 5. Burns clients by not giving anything but the bare minimum required for documentation by policy since March. They basically have a policy to only give password credentials for a client regardless of if the client was a voluntary client for NuMSP or not. 6. Cut employee pay during the pandemic & only restored it when direct management went to bat & argued why it had to be restored. 7. Hires & fires executive management as a scapegoat of properly identifying & correcting the malfunctions of this company. 8. A software development company disguised as a Managed Service Provider but just a software dev company that forces techs to beta test their terrible application ideas in a live environment rather than controlled environments. 9. I never received a promised raise, nor did I get company issued laptop despite being employed there for a year & a half. I used my own personal laptop the entire time despite “requests” being put in for hardware to be provided. 10. The game plan changes on a weekly basis & anyone below upper management is given little to no context of any reasons or goals behind these almost daily at time changes. 11. They claim to be in the people business & oriented to give a plethora of career opportunity but it only results in the employee discovering the fact this is all for show & only for profit regardless of the reasons they state (if any are for that matter). 12. Jim Griffith is a puppet & even when he is not one, he is a terrible CEO. 13. If you have good mental health & want to retain that, look elsewhere as McDonalds would be a better place to work than this utterly toxic, never calming storm of chaos in the form of a pretend support company.

1.0
11 Sept 2020

Shame what happened

Recommend
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Pros

The local people were great to work with. Knowledge was shared openly. Customers were attempted to be treated with as much care as a dwindling staff could provide.Anything that needed to be done to get the problems resolved... would be done. All members were willing to put forth the extra effort to spend long hours fixing and cleaning a customer environment until it could be managed with the greatest of ease.

Cons

Where to start. It is great that the Company was able to procure a PPP loan during this pandemic (probably for about 3.7 million judging by the public documents). Then turn around and cut wages by 20% with no warning, no promise of payback, and no plan to return that missing amount until several pay periods later. Of course that was after the benefits cost increased by a tremendous amount per pay period. We were not hurting for work. We had more business going on during the pandemic than we could handle. Between the staff leaving over the BS of a rapid pay reduction, and the amount of customers caught off-guard from a sudden remote working force... Business was booming. Could not keep track of who my manager was most of the time. They were just grinding them down to nothing and tossing the husk aside once they were done. Everything became about the money. But not for the employees, nor the customers... Just how and when could they extract more from what little was left... it was sad to see the MSP that I started with turn into this. All the good techs are mostly gone. Replaced by an answering service and small shell scripts that no one wants to deal with.

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