“Great Opportunity & Benefits but Lousy Culture”

Pros:  “Professional environment Verizon Business Product Portfolio is massive Solutions focus to high end enterprise customers Sales Engineers are real professionals Solution…”

Cons:  “Lousy Culture--long term employees are miserable Unrealistic Quotas Poor implementation of solutions Installation in-region by Union = Nightmare! could be done…” – Full Review

“Great Products, Great Customers, Great Employees, Poor Managment”

Pros:  “The company has a lot of presence in the market place and offers a wide variety of products. There are a lot of great people working for this company and they work very hard…”

Cons:  “Very little training, antiquated software that can be difficult to navigate. little room for advancement, low pay for the jog.” – Full Review

“Positive”

Pros:  “Always busy with no down time.”

Cons:  “See pros. If you're looking for a laid back, eight-hour day, SBD is not the place for you. Routinely long hours, but overall still a good experience.” – Full Review

“Accounts Payable”

Pros:  “Work on you own a lot.”

Cons:  “Big Turnover in the factory” – Full Review

“It's a long way to the top”

Pros:  “It's easy to quickly and easily learn a lot about a ton of different system administration tasks, and the high attrition rate of employees means that there are always…”

Cons:  “Pay is consistently below industry standards for virtually all positions, and Hosting is continually inventing new positions at the middle management level. This…” – Full Review

“Engineer”

Pros:  “Good benefit, good work/life balance. You can learn a lot and touch more fancy techniques.”

Cons:  “the management is so so” – Full Review

“Good company being damaged by new management style.”

Pros:  “Great knowledge base in the experienced personnel. Personnel are very professional and always willing to help others and always do their best for the customers.”

Cons:  “Losing good people at an astonishing pace. Hourly personnel struggle to complete their tasks in the 8 hour day. Salaried people are expected to complete all non…” – Full Review