Force 3 Reviews

Force 3 is the kind of company that seems great at first. Fun happy hours, cool coffee bar, team outings, cook-outs onsite - some cool activities! However, the mirage fades fast when you realize you aren't part of the crowd. If you don't frequent the happy hours and drinking binges you become an outsider. Also, the stuff that goes on at some of these events between male managers and subordinate female employees is disgusting. Not to mention what the executives do during "leadership retreats" when they are supposed to be plotting a course for the future! The moral standards are very low to say the least. When the CEO and CFO positions switched hands, it seemed to become more like a fraternity house and less like a business. The leadership team is sub-par at best and takes credit for the work of their staff and middle managers. For a group of adults attempting to lead the company, the amount of gossip that flows out of that group is shameful. Again, lack of moral and ethical standards. Compensation typically sits just at market unless you are an engineer. There is absolutely no recognition for hard work unless you are on the sales team.

There is a lack of management engagement; they will not offer support where needed. Many times the Managers were invited to customer meetings however, they were always too busy to tag along. Management is just a title at Force 3; there is absolutely nothing positive to say about the managers I encountered while employed there. At first it is great, but shortly after you are hired the true colors come out.