Fun, dynamic, fast pace environment - Operations Valutek Employee Review

5.0
16 Oct 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

-Company prides itself in building long term relationships with customers and constantly meeting their unmet needs -Family owned company from top to bottom, and environment is reflected as such (team appreciation events, birthday celebrations, free daily salad bar/snacks/drinks, etc) -Compensation and benefits package is hard to beat (401k match, HSA contributions, etc) -Smaller company, which means that employees are sometimes asked to wear different hats and contribute to the team effort -To whom much is given (high compensation, great benefits), much is expected

Cons

-Company constantly evolving to stay ahead of the curve with marketplace trends, so if you're looking for a static, mellow, and slow workplace, this is probably not the place for you

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5.0
12 Aug 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great work environment Family owned company

Cons

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2.0
26 Feb 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good pay, family atmosphere, great location, customer loyalty, decent commission plan, good hours/no weekends, plenty of leads, nice break room/free coffee

Cons

With those pros above, you'd think it would be a dream job. And it was. Until the CEO 'adjusted the company sails'. In trying to become a 'player' in the industry, outside consultants were hired with new game plans that actually worsened sales, sunk sales morale, and confused more than helped. Bringing in a new sales manager was a good idea...until the modus operandi was 'micromanagement'. Save the talk time, role plays, and number of phone calls made matrix's for the 21-year-old credit card customer service employee. Not people with 20+ years sales experience. Training was minimal. Product training was adequate. Procedural training was poor. Basically learn as you go. Asking questions is practically seen as a sign of weakness. Then when you are questioned as to why you didn't do something correctly, "nobody told me", " I didnt know", etc. are seen as not valid answers.

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