CDI Reviews in Portland, OR Area
Updated Dec 6, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
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Pros
The people are very talented and knowledgeable. Managers are friendly and helpful. Co-workers are fun to be around on and offsite.
Cons
Salary is comparable to other jobs in the area, but not on the high end. Benefits are basic for the job provided.
Pros
Good work-life balance. Decent pay for the work.
Cons
Terrible benefits. Few opportunities for advancement. Overall, poor leadership from management.
Advice to Senior Management
Invest in your people.
Pros
people are very nice, competent. good at balancing workloads. job security, sort of.
Cons
the pay is not to market. way too focused on numbers, keeping employees on a tight leash. not so great at checking in with folks.
Advice to Senior Management
give employees what they're worth, don't be so focused on toeing the line that you engineer out loyalty and innovation.
Pros
Adequate pay and decent benefits. Good place to work when you're not sure what you really want to do.
Cons
Really awful vacation and sick time policies. 5 days of vacation time in your first year of employment, but you accrue it as you work. If you work the full year from Jan 1 to Dec 31, you will have your full 5 days on Dec 31 at 11:59pm. After that, your vacation time resets to zero. Sick time is similar but worse, because there's less of it. You *are not allowed* to get sick before you've accrued your first day of sick time, sometime in Feb or Mar.
Advice to Senior Management
Fix your PTO and sick time policies. Ridiculous. Also, health insurance for families is too expensive.
Pros
Co-workers were great to work with and really tried to make the team work, even with the low morale and pretty much being left on our own to figure things out.
Cons
Sr. Management was horrible, the worst I'd ever encountered in all my years in the industry. Direct management in the office was good, and did the best possible while managing a huge area/territory. Sr. management was the worst, managed by yelling and screaming at people, always second guessing your work, always looking for a reason for you to fail. No support or real guidance from the sr. leadership at this company at all. Just lecutres on why the workers "sucked" (yes, they used this word to describe us over and over again) and why everyone should be fired. Staff meetings were just excuses for sr. manager to tell the recruiters and sales people that they weren't meeting their quotas and all should be fired. Very motivating to sit through that once a month.
Advice to Senior Management
Management by threats and intimidation is not the way to lead and motivate your staff. Lead by example.
Pros
What us the best reason to work at CDI- None
Cons
What are some of the downsides of working at CDI - None
Advice to Senior Management
Listen to your staff
