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2.0
4 Jan 2013

A stepping stone, not a family oriented company

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EnvisionWare offers an opportunity for learning. It’s a great start for beginners in the tech field. There are some good seasoned people there that are sincere, they make an effort to move things forward and they will help build you up. The customers are 95% great; there are always some bad eggs. Working in the library community is nice; most people you encounter in this field are educated and are fairly reasonable to work with. It’s a fast paced environment (if you like that sort of thing). The office is very nice; plenty of space and it’s clean. You get a free lunch on your first day, and sometimes snacks are provided. There is an unlimited supply of K cups; parking is close to the office. The work area is comfortable, desks and chairs are typically kept in good shape.

Cons

Employee retention is not good; this puts an extra burden on the seasoned people. EnvisionWare is not a family oriented company; you may find yourself working nights and weekends with no extra compensation. The health insurance is expensive for families, coverage is subpar and insurance contributions from the company are low. You have to ask for a raise, they don't give regular raises. Your vacation and sick time are in a PTO bucket, (even for salaried employees), you have to use sick time for regular medical visits. Advancement is closely tied to others leaving.

1.0
4 Feb 2019
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Pros

Clean about basic library hardware, printers, rfid scanners, proprietary software.

Cons

Lack of management, Lack of advancement, Lack of innovation. Work place has to many old people that have lost the drive to work. Pay is extremely terrible, i got paid 32k salary first year with experience & 4 year degree...

2.0
5 May 2014

Needs improvement

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Great group of employees and casual work environment. Departments work well with each other-very friendly and eclectic group. Upper management is approachable.

Cons

No room for advancement and people go YEARS without pay raises. Plans are wonderfully conceived, but sometimes poorly executed. (This is being addressed) Turn over is on the rise and this is disconcerting.

3.0
3 Mar 2022

Great people to work with

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Pros

The people are great and work is remote

Cons

overwhelming due to case load. Techs are stretch very thin as they have to support multiple software and hardware

1.0
4 Jan 2013
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Pros

The people are friendly from a distance, casual attire, and casual environment. Good place for people with no experience to come and gain experience to a degree.

Cons

Most employees are not paid their worth, most if not all are expected to go above and beyond despite the low pay, no bonus, raises are far and in between, employees have gone 4 years or more without a raise, owner plays favorites, employee work effort is very high, mgmt effort is very low, no leadership, guidance, or advancement. No room for growth. Many people hired and many people fired and many quit. Benefits package is not favorable. Hint...even the CEO left the company a year ago.

1.0
7 Feb 2019

Poorly managed and no opportunities

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Pros

Easy work Free coffee and soda

Cons

No opportunities for advancement Random people get treated poorly Management has their favorite people who get treated well Low pay

1.0
26 May 2016

Quality Assurance

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Pros

Good people work for the company.

Cons

Management and the owners don't care about customers or their emoloyees.

2.0
2 Apr 2019

Great place to get your foot wet

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Pros

The people are friendly and helpful, Casual dress, Free Soda and Coffee, plenty of technology to overload your brain with. A couple techs work here that are very bright and very helpful.

Cons

Training could be improved, can be overwhelming sometimes because of short staff, making work constantly busy, turn over rate looks like it might be on the rise. Have to support dated technologies and new technologies all at same time. Low pay rate for what they expect out of you, no advancement, healthcare benefit is more for singles. Retirement plan is almost a joke.

3.0
25 Feb 2020
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Pros

The industry that EnvisionWare serves is an innovative one. Public libraries are creative in maintaining their value to their communities. Being able to support and enhance the services that libraries deliver was a lot of fun. The people on the front lines getting work done are (for the most part) genuinely nice people. There's a good deal of "chipping in" between teammates and even between departments. Privately held company ergo no shareholder interference.

Cons

Zero opportunity for advancement. If you're told that there is, someone is lying to you. Executive leadership is good at delegating tasks, but virtually refuses to delegate authority. As a result middle management is often stuck in their day to day roles waiting on authorization from "above" to move forward. During my time with the company I noticed a marked decline in the openness and honesty that were touted as the corporate culture when I joined. No annual/periodic performance reviews and little other feedback from management. There's no way to know where you stand job-performance-wise.

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