Online Resources Reviews
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Pros
Compensation is competitive
Flexibility with work/life balance
Interesting work
Cons
Uncharted waters with tough times ahead
outsourcing of development may or may not work
Advice to Senior Management
Keep chugging, try to keep the good people
Pros
ORCC has excellent benefits, competitive pay, and is very flexible with vacation schedules, unpaid leave, and working hours. Established employees are permitted to have flex-schedules, work from home (at times), and in limited cases - work remotely if they move out of the state. IT support is competent and ORCC keeps technology and internal tools current. Expense reimbursements are flexible and ORCC works around your schedule for business travel. ORCC has a structured annual review process so performance feedback is standardized and constructive. HR support is top-notch.
Cons
There are a few great execs and directors - but there are a few mediocre leaders too. Most of the worst execs and directors were released from the company in 2010.
Prior to 2010, promotions were mostly based mostly on politics and relationships, not performance so there were quite a few unqualified Directors/VPs. Since 2010, the company had made effort to correct this problem.
Pros
Job descriptions are well-defined and clear.
Cons
No risk taking. Do not listen to new ideas.
Advice to Senior Management
Need a more collaborative approach and willingness to be innovative
Pros
thye offer flexibile working hours.
Cons
They need to improve on giving raise.
Advice to Senior Management
improve salary
Pros
Most people in management are nice.
Ok health benefits
Some perks that other companies do not have like pet insurance.
Cons
Management tends to have big egos that they can't seem to get rid of.
You will be micromanaged.
Did I say micromanaged?
Advice to Senior Management
Start trusting your employees. Start a good training program that isn't basic information. Make manager responsible for training program. Give raises.
Pros
Many middle Managers and their subordinates are dedicated employees. All are passionate about their jobs and want to serve their customers.
Cons
Most middle managers and their subordinates are eager to improve the working environment but management above this level is wrapped up in politics and out for themselves. Many legacy employees resigned during 2009 and 2010 and many more are planning to leave in 2011.
Advice to Senior Management
Listen to the staff.
Pros
It's a job. Check cleared.
Cons
Too much ego with politics. Most people were clueless as to what they thought they knew as experts.
Advice to Senior Management
They were already kicked out so to the new ones, becareful.
Pros
Short Commute, flexibility, nice staff,
Cons
Management, poor revenue, missed targets, cut benefits and salary.
Advice to Senior Management
Efficiency should be a priority.
