ProDIGIQ Reviews

I’ve been privileged to be a part of the ProDIGIQ team for over a year now. Given the recent negative commentary, I felt it was only fair to share my experiences. ProDIGIQ is a melting pot of diverse cultures, nationalities, career trajectories, and educational backgrounds. The founders are committed to providing everyone with an opportunity to demonstrate their potential. However, what truly distinguishes them is their dedication to providing unparalleled mentorship. They are deeply invested in the success of their employees, both professionally and personally. They genuinely care about our personal well-being For instance, the CEO personally conducted workshops on financial management and investment strategies, even providing lunch to encourage participation. The leadership treats each of us like family and is always accessible for meetings and feedback, enabling employees to swiftly recalibrate and set themselves on the path to success. I have never seen them shy away from standing up for and supporting the employees as well as their families during any medical or financial crisis. The company strives to maintain a healthy work-life balance for its employees. Work stays at the office; laptops are not taken home, the office closes at 5:30 PM, and after-hours contact is limited to critical situations only. We also engage in numerous team-building activities such as airshows, tennis clinics, hikes, lunches, birthday celebrations, and cultural exchange parties. The company fosters an environment of family-like support where everyone is approachable and willing to help.

I would like to start this review off with some context that can help you understand my review better. I worked at ProDIGIQ from 2015 to 2019 as a Business Development Associate but unfortunately, I had to leave ProDIGIQ since I had to move states (due to a family situation). Since I left ProDIGIQ, I have always kept up with the company through LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and other media outlets. This is due to the fact that since I have been in the workforce after graduating college (10 years now), ProDIGIQ is by far the best company I have worked at. They treated me like a family throughout my employment and when I informed leadership that I needed to leave the job for personal reasons, they were very supportive and the CEO even helped me look for new opportunities by reaching out to his contacts in the state I was moving to. I had written a review about ProDIGIQ in 2020 but I am writing this review now out of pure confusion and to warn prospective candidates/current employees. As I said, I have kept up with ProDIGIQ through the years and in the last month or two, I have noticed that there has been something along the lines of a smear campaign taking place on glassdoor. At first, I was wondering if what the reviews were stating was factual, so I reached out to some of my old friends who still work at ProDIGIQ but when they told me that what the reviews were stating wasn't true, it became clear to me. While I haven't worked at ProDIGIQ for the last 4 years, I was around the leadership long enough to know that all of these reviews are false. I am not sure how someone could have so much hate in their heart towards such a kind business run by a family whose whole goal is to make the aviation industry safer and help people. Anyone with common sense would know that something is very wrong when all of the negative reviews have 5+ "helpful" reactions while all the good reviews have 1 or 2 "helpful" reactions. As I said this is probably a smear campaign where a few resentful employees are probably creating multiple accounts to tarnish the company's reputation. A few of these comments from the recent reviews were so absurd that I could do nothing but laugh. One person complained that they had to attend a meeting on a company cruise and that they had to share a room with a colleague. To date, I have not seen a comment anywhere that so blatantly makes yourself look like an ingrate. I've worked at the same company since I left ProDIGIQ and while I love my job, we've never had any company vacation, let alone a cruise. Seeing the pictures of the cruise made me wish I hadn't had to move so that I could have attended the trip. It's so sad to see people complaining about small things when they are taken on a free trip. If I ever got the chance to move back to California, I would most definitely apply to ProDIGIQ again. My final message to prospective candidates: if you have any questions about the company, reach out to current employees through linkedin. In addition, when you see multiple negative reviews about any company within a short period of time with a high amount of upvotes and all those reviews having a similar message, a red flag should go off in your head.