5 stars because growth is not always smooth, but it is real - Sr. Account Manager Team Lead TravelNet Solutions Employee Review

I don’t know why there are so many negative reviews but I will share that this company is on a very positive trajectory and we are growing. We have a great CEO who is transparent and honest with employees and an ELT that is always looking to improve operations for the better. The departments and teams behind the software are some of the best in the business and there is a genuine feeling amongst everyone that we are headed towards an exciting future. There is a lot to love with this company, including the opportunities for growth, open door approach with management and valuable monthly company meetings. I am excited to be a part of the trajectory of this company.

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Intro There’s been a wave of criticism aimed at this company — but to be honest, most of it has been directed at the CEO. Some people just hated his guts, for whatever reason. At one point, there were individuals actively undermining the company: forming secret circles, creating private chats, and trying to talk others down or discourage them. They didn’t like the company, they didn’t like the leadership — yet they stayed, collected paychecks, and became a toxic presence in the organization. Now that those people are gone, the entire atmosphere has changed. It’s improved across multiple teams, and it genuinely feels much better to work here now. Pros • The industry is exciting, with lots of smart, interesting people from all over the world • True remote work — no hybrid office politics or half-measures • Great people: the company’s most valuable asset is its team • Wins are recognized — people get credit for their successes

Cons • The company is evolving, but sometimes the pace of change is slow • Some processes are outdated, and it’s hard to know where to start or who owns what • As others have mentioned, the compensation isn’t very competitive • There are quite a few people with limited experience or for whom TNS is their first and only employer