Andromeda Reviews

Work/life balance is nonexistent If your not part of the in crowd you are very out Can't voice concerns without repurcussions

There is definitely a lack of understanding of how to maximize profit in ethical ways. It seemed to me that ownership was still stuck in a business model that worked back in the 90s when technology management was much more difficult for smaller companies to take care of in-house. This meant that managing racks and racks of servers for small companies was necessary and required expertise to manage. Now, everything can be done remotely in the cloud and service is where you make money. What I saw is a clear bias toward trying to push brick and mortar hardware and give discounts on the service. This makes sense if you're 4 guys in your garage managing a small amount of clients who don't have any idea what they are doing with technology back in the 90s. However, if you ask any growing technology management company, they will tell you that they make no money on hardware and make everything from providing specialized managed services that they can deliver on successfully and partnering with other specialized managed service providers to fill in the gaps. There was some of this for certain services, but Andromeda definitely erred on the side of saying "Yeah we can take care of everything you need." and figure it out later. In the short time I was at the company I saw multiple instances of this which caused utter chaos when we could not provide the level of service the customer expected after being sold something by a sales person.