Great Culture and Promising Future - Anonymous employee Qvidian Employee Review

5.0
15 Sept 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great work/life balance and office culture. Employee contributions are valued. Quality medical insurance offerings.

Cons

No cons of working at Qvidian come to mind.

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5.0
11 Apr 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great products and company culture. The people, work-life balance and benefits are great. While there aren't lots of promotional opportunities, there are some and the company cares about development. Matched 401(k) and company pays 85% of medical premium. Your opinion matters. Lewie and the management team listen and act on feedback. Bonus paid out last year at 99% and Q1 this year made plan.

Cons

Would like to know the company's plan for the next 3 years. Another holiday would be nice.

2.0
22 Sept 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

As usual with places like this - somehow they have good people working for a mediocre executive team. i would have given 1 star if it weren't for the people there.

Cons

Poor culture - their idea of improving culture is a once-a-year ice cream social and potluck. Otherwise, employees are watched to make sure they clock in the right hours, there is an awkward silence to the office, and people seem to have lost or never had that drive for excellence. HR is the reason for this and that mediocrity is the expectation. Salaries - they pay middle of the road, intentionally. HR has policies in place to ensure salaries are all paid on a median regardless of performance. And the bonus has not been paid out in any volume in years. No Growth - they keep trying to grow but there's no place to go. They've maxed out their share of the proposal space, and any other product/solution attempt has been futile. They are basically in maintenance mode. Exec staff - lacks leadership and vision. The CEO and a couple VPs have been there for years - which makes one think where the root cause may lay. CEO is a nice guy, but a weak leader who seems to trust the wrong people/information. Weak management - policies are in place to restrict managers from actually using their judgement and treating employees as individuals instead of manufacture workers. So managers become policy enforcers and not leaders.

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Qvidian Response
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“Unfortunate” Any one organization is not a perfect fit for every employee. It is “unfortunate” that the fit was not right for you. Having just finished a strong growth quarter by adding dozens of customers and expanding our relationship with another 100, I can assure you that we are not in maintenance mode. In addition, our customer satisfaction is at an all-time high, which is directly related to the product innovations we have delivered resulting in a market leading vision. By the way, the Black Raspberry Chocolate Chip was to die for. I wish you the best of luck finding a good fit.
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