Insight Enterprises Reviews in Phoenix, AZ Area
Updated Nov 15, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
|
Local Company Rating Based on 22 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
Local
CEO Rating
Based on 4 ratings
President, CEO, and Director |
See who your friends know who've worked at Insight Enterprises and could give you an inside look.
See who your friends know who've worked at Insight Enterprises and could help you prep for an interview.
| 1–10 of 22 Insight Enterprises Reviews | Sort by |
Pros
Energetic sales company. Lots of perks for working there, concerts, sporting events, shows. Fun people. Company provides Great benefits for there employees!
Cons
Management never shows praise for a job well done. Insight would rather higher people outside the company then promote within. Job roles are always changing, so if you did well one quarter its different the next.
Advice to Senior Management
Turnover is to high because they would rather have more employees then keep the ones they currently have and promote with in.
Pros
I had a wonderful job at Insight and I learned alot!
Cons
Just when you understand the position in the company and who you report too it changes.
Advice to Senior Management
The leadership in 2009 was good, however I that leadership is gone now!
Pros
stability,good benefits, career growth,good performance is acknowledged
Cons
if you are on the support side you will be making a fraction of what the sale team is making
Advice to Senior Management
Support should be PAID more money or any incentive that would drive the team to provide better service especially the ones that are performing well!
Pros
Insight has gone through many changes in the past 13 months. To stay relevant to clients and how partners go to market, it is important to stay nimble and relevant. There has been clear guidance and support as we have built new sales methodologies and processes to change conversations with our clients. We have many avenues to turn for support or instruction. Aside from the size, Insight continues to post quarter over quarter gains while increasing the sales force by 30 new employees a QTR. I feel that my contributions are valued and my voice is heard.
Cons
People unwilling to change as we grow and shift with our clients. Many of the legacy employees that have built a career on fulfillment are not as keen or open to changing direction. They need to do a better job of not letting rumors or bad attitude spread among the other employees. Insight also needs to re-evaluate the insurance carrier they use to today. Ameriben is by far one of the worst providers I have ever dealt with. Prices are ridiculous and coverage is spotty.
Advice to Senior Management
Insight is building a culture of high performance. In this they need to make swift decisions on letting average or poor performance not affect those willing to contribute. When I read the posts on this board, it is evident that you have either people who were not willing to change and grow with new direction, or simply were average or below average performers. It is a shame that more people that are making great strides or money within the company are not posting reviews on Glassdoor. My guess is we are busy making money and enjoy the perks of the job. Not as much free time to bash on those around me. ( I have been with the company 10 years)
Pros
Growing field, opportunity to learn a little about a lot of products and services in the IT industry.
Cons
Too much turmoil, change in management and senior roles.
Advice to Senior Management
Develop mentorship program to limit turn over.
Pros
Some good people, great opportunities if you are Mormon, I know a lot of reps that make great money, but you have to be able to survive 3-5 years of very little pay and volitile sales until you can build your book.
Cons
Terrible middle management, endless useless campaigns, metrics based on how many clients you called about the topic of the week, slow order entry terrible CRM system, true call center no freedom to visit clients and build relationships, I have witnessed Insight pull major accounts from seasoned reps for "Market Purity"
Advice to Senior Management
Listen to your employees. You claim to make attempts of this but nothing is never done.. Part of listening is TAKING ACTION. Ken is making some good changes but they have a loooooooooong way to go
Pros
Decent pay, Good benefits, Flexible shift
Cons
No performance review or raise in the year I was an employee
Pros
There are literally no positive aspects in working for this company short of just having a job to make your bills.
Cons
Terrible benefits package, 401k match is low, health care insurance costs to employee very are high. This company is just plain evil, managements compensation is based on screwing over low level employees and on their ability to send jobs to outsourcing 'partners'.
Advice to Senior Management
Insight started as a call center operation to sell hard drives on a low margin. That same cheap call center mentality still drives managements attitude and incentives. The best thing management could do is jump into an icy cold lake and take a deep breath.
Pros
Insight is a very large company with a lot of different departments. It is a great place to start a career, move around and try different roles provided that you have networked properly and interview well. The compensation is not as high as some other companies, but the opportunity is there if you're willing to go after it.
Cons
The same corporate politics that can help you land a job, and also get you walked out the door. You have to make sure that your boss, who is frequently a "good 'ol boy," likes you, or you may find yourself being disciplined or investigated in an effort to be rid of you. Not as high paying as other VAR's.
Advice to Senior Management
Find a CEO and president that will stay around for a while. Ideally ones that don't just identify operational issues, but do something about it.
Pros
They are a Large company with Opportunities for growth.
Cons
They don't ask lower level employees for their ideas. We are the ones that are growing the business. When we do speak, they don't listen.
Advice to Senior Management
Listen first.

