Vizor Reviews

4.0

86% would recommend to a friend

(36 total reviews)

Conor Crowley

93% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

Vizor has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 36 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Vizor 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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36 reviews
2.0
13 Feb 2019

Don't stay too long

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Pros

Good staff. Good place to start your career, give 1 year and get out. Good work placement for college students. Opportunity to return back for employment provided the company witches were not offended or involved in termination.

Cons

Lots lots and lots of internal politics. Promotion is based on favoritism. It's like a coven of witches , once they put a mark on an employee, only God can help you. No recognition for hard work. Lack of training. Some People are put in managerial positions based on years in company and not on capability nor experience of the position. Sham in performance reviews of staffs. Feedback is based on opinion of others and not on actual effort. Ineffective human resources (no one cares). Little or no promotions, titles are rather changed to deceive people. Stay too long and you become unemployable by other companies.

Vizor Response
6y
What I know for sure is that Vizor is full of good hardworking men and women across all departments. I am proud of the fact that we are an equal opportunity employer and there are more women than the industry average in IT - although it is still lower that we would like at less than 30%. People care about each other and support each other, we continue to listen with initiatives such as our suggestion box to hear what isn’t working so we can learn and grow. We promote regularly and it is always based on hard work and results, results have to matter not just effort. We are working on improving our training, this is something which department leads are working on in terms of both internal Vizor knowledge bases and online product training as well as external certifications such as Prince 2, agile training, and upcoming training such as BA Certifications. I think it is important to recognise when a company is a good fit for your goals, aspirations and overall skills. Not every company works for every individual. Sarah Anderson, COO, Vizor
1.0
28 Feb 2018

Politics a lot alot alot

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Absolutely nothing. I can't see anything positive there.

Cons

Lot of internal politics. There are one or two lunatics in every team and they make the life of a new entrant miserable if you don't get on well with them.

Vizor Response
8y
Sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy your time at Vizor. Of course I am biased but I have to disagree with your statement, feedback from colleagues is that the teamwork and leadership is what makes Vizor a great place to work !!
2.0
12 Mar 2019

Needed more effort on Transparancy and Equality

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great learning curve + starting place for Fin-tech

Cons

Low appreciation on work performances

Vizor Response
6y
Thanks for your feedback. It’s difficult to strike a balance between transparency and the boundaries of confidentiality that other employees are entitled to. I did wonder at one stage if it might be easier for everyone if we just published everybody’s salary, including my own for all staff to see. But life is never as black and white as that and there is probably some GDPR rule against it 😉 Equality and fairness are paramount. An individuals rating is made up of so many factors - their performance delivering their work but also other considerations such as leadership skills, how they support their peers, how they work to deadlines, innovation and continuous improvements they suggest or implement for their own or other departments…the list goes on. You may not always be aware at an individual level of the contributions of others. All that said we are always working to make sure that we improve our performance management processes and how we benchmark performances to make sure our employees get the recognition they deserve. We have recently brought in a new category in our ratings, the ‘exceptional’ category. This is aimed to recognise people who put themselves in front of exceptional challenges and deliver outstanding results consistently over 12 months. This new category was based on feedback from our teams, we are using our new suggestion box as a tool to gather feedback and take action to ensure we continue to evolve our processes. We will continue to refine our process, it’s something I think is never ‘done’ but always evolving. We use our company update every 2 months as a great forum to reognise our employees, both individual contributions as well as team contributions. It is also a great place to talk about the latest staff promotions. Our peer recognition scheme was something we designed last year to ensure that everyone has the opportuinity to nominate and regonise their peers. All nominees get prizes and are celebrated at the company update, individuals with the most nominations will also get vouchers as a thank you from Vizor for supporting their peers! I have been nominating other people to do this section of the company update recently as I enjoy it too much and spend too long talking about the nominees, its hard not to get carried away - its so exciting when the nominations start coming in and I see all the behind the scenes support Vizor employees give each other, the high regard they have for each other and loyalty they show each other. Its great that you enjoyed the learning and the experience in a FinTech, thank you for your contribution to Vizor. Sarah Anderson, COO, Vizor
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