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Trisept Solutions Reviews

3.2

57% would recommend to a friend

(49 total reviews)

John Ische

77% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

Trisept Solutions has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 49 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Trisept Solutions employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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49 reviews
1.0
2 May 2016

Sad state of affairs

Recommend
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Pros

Bill Sr. is probably the coolest executive in the world, very down to earth kind of fellow. Lots of folks stay here because of loyalty to him. Free parking, good location near freeway and in safe neighborhood. Occasionally good travel deals. Most of us peons genuinely care about our work and my coworkers are awesome. I can attest that a lot of money is spent on making our datacenters amazing, top tier network and server products are bought. I think the desktops and laptops are high end too.

Cons

There is no respect for employees. A long time employee recently resigned and was literally kicked out of the building after his exit interview even though he still had stuff at his desk and wanted to say good bye. He spent considerable effort with us and lower management ensuring a smooth transition. Seriously, what kind of hell hole treats employees like criminals? How about a 10 year veteran engineer who wanted to work from home but was not allowed, even though others are allowed to. And this is a supposed "technology" company...LOL. There is such a toxic atmosphere of distrust in our department that everyone is afraid to even do their job. One wrong move and you are written up...and then you get no raise that year. Must be how they keep labor costs low. Management is always looking for someone to throw under the bus. Upper management will come over to your cube and SCREAM AT YOU in front of everyone if any mistake is make. Seriously, worse than being in the army. Lower management has been emasculated and can't make any decisions anymore. Draconian lunch policies have been implemented, requiring us to work late. Stuff like this makes us all want to look for new jobs. Nepotism runs high in the upper echelons but woe betide anyone who is not VP or above: anybody related to you will be summarily rejected even if they apply to a completely different department. HR has way too much control over IT, why does HR approve IT related projects? I've worked at 10+ companies and never saw anything like this. Wellness program is a joke too, all my friends and spouse's company provide either cash incentives or an on-premises gym. Half of the building is empty, would it hurt to spend some of those record profits management brags about on your team? The 8907 building is retro and not in a good way, the 70's interior needs to be renovated.

2.0
17 Aug 2015

A Company With Great a Potential But.....

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Once Trisept takes itself serious enough to become more ethical and virtuous it will be a great place to work. On the surface, this company appears to be the ideal place to work with lots of flexibility and decent benefits etc...

Cons

The problem with Trisept is its poor leadership starting with Bill Jr. not because he is bad person ... He just has a very cut throat dogmatic way about himself that has perpetuated throughout the company. He doesn't not set the tone for a dignified respectful working culture and this has trickled down to his subordinates. Trisept at worst is an unprofessional world wind of back stabbers and cowboy managers..who have created a culture of institutionized favoritism. Don't expect to grow or develop unless you are apart of the good old boys club. Leadership is empowered with unmeasured accountability to promote individuals based on personal preference... not on skills, abilities, or academic accomplishments. In fact, several leaders in recent years don't have a college degree.

1.0
9 June 2016

Not what it used to be

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Sometimes you get free lunch or smoothies. You can win a free vacation sometimes too. Decent health benefits considering today's world. Organized wellness walks get people off their seats. Located in safe neighborhood. Pretty hard to actually get fired or laid off.

Cons

For all the claims of innovation, management has become extremely risk adverse and the company is moving at glacial speed. Project deadlines are months delayed. Even the smallest things take weeks or months just to get approvals for example tiny purchases are going to the senior VPs or CEO for approvals and small non-disruptive IT changes now require the approval of 3 VPs. The "Strategic Coach" program is a waste of time and results in probably hundreds of extra meetings annually. Failure is punished severely usually with a write up and a pay freeze for the year. They brag about record profits but don't share, no bonus or profit sharing. Facebook has been blocked this year.

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