Visible Reviews

You name a characteristic of a toxic work environment, we’ve got it- siloed decision making, impossible goals, no enthusiasm, and transparency as a core value in name only. Executive leadership provides minimal vision and direction, spending their time peacocking and fighting for status and visibility to Verizon leadership. Leadership is not approachable and feedback receives lip service. Visible is meant to behave like a startup, however, this is not the case as Visible becomes Verizon more and more every day. Unobtainable goals are forced down from above which are consistently missed. How long can a company survive like this?

Don’t let the smiley emoticon fool you, the happiness at Visible is fake. The company is a mess right now and some people are beginning to look for the exits. Visible says it values transparency, yet, everything is shrouded in secrecy. Adding to that, politics and lack of clarity make working here challenging. The only disruption happening at Visible is the deterioration of employee morale. The “CEO” who’s been here for about year hasn’t accomplished much when you look at the results. Under his leadership, toxicity has grown, there is zero focus, and plenty of “is this for real?!” moments happen. In addition to running around in circles, a stubborn and out-of-touch c-grade Verizon engineering team in another state wields too much control and continues to disappoint everyone. Finally, No Slack and a Gmail only solution (with no integration to mail apps) makes working here a drag too.