Pros
The only pro I had was the facility where I was placed to work; the people there were excellent and friendly. They made my experience a little better. If it weren't for them, my overall experience would have played with my mental health.
Cons
Verisma is only an excellent place to work if you don't have kids. Management lacks empathy, and only the people who work remotely last with them compared to those who work onsite. I had a situation with my kid being sick, and I had to leave early. Because of that and car issues, I got fired because of it. When I tried to explain it to HR later, the Human resource rep told me, and I quote, "We all have kids, but we all have a job to get done." I interpret that as my job comes first, then my child. That comment upset me, though she apologized later on, but I will never forget that she said that. They try to make their clients the reason for what's happening, but nine times out of 10, they are blindsided about the truth. They don't understand the day-to-day basis of the job onsite. There is a lot of miscommunication, so if you were to ever apply to them, wait until you get to your job site so they can explain your role.