Valorem Reply reviews

Growing company with high expectations can impact work-life balance at certain times based on client's timelines. Not a place to work if you want to hide out in a cube. Need to be able to deal with ambiguity and jump in and just move things forward. Some recent turnover has caused increased workload. In a small company one negative person can make a huge impact, recent launch of Yammer and increased hiring of managers has helped give us an outlet to voice concerns openly and have things addressed.

Honestly with all the stuff I witnessed there I cannot express enough how terrible of a place it is to work. It is evident by the posts with five stars on them. Slamming people that had left. The thing is that you lost all your senior people that had been there for a long time. Who actually made you who you are today and you treated them like slaves. Management is a joke. They micro manage you to death because they do not trust anyone. Benefits are what you would expect nothing big. 401K is a joke they do not match anything unless they feel like it at the end of the year. Company Values: lol... There are no values. The owners treat people terribly, especially women. They lie to their employees as well as the people they do business for. They make you sign nda after nda to cover up what they are really doing in house. Tons and tons of broken promises. They tell you one thing in your interview and they end up doing the total opposite. Really what it comes down to is that the owners trust nobody because they do not even trust themselves.