Valtech Reviews
Updated Dec 15, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 36 ratings Employees are "Dissatisfied" |
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Pros
some people in the company very good in attitude.
Cons
less exposure to latest technologies. No R&D activites
Pros
Reasonable ability to self govern and decide how to run projects within your own team. A lot of enthusiasm in some management and some genuinely great expertise in some areas.
Cons
Not enough time or resource invested in training, putting together a unified strategy or acting on suggestions from team members.
Advice to Senior Management
Invest more in team cohesion, processes and training exercises.
Pros
Friendly environment,
Easy to gel in,
Mid-level management is understanding and help-full, although competencies and approach vary drastically from team to team
Cons
- No focus, vision
- Leadership is powerless, passionless and political
- There's a definite Lack of synergy, everyone on the top appears to have their own agenda
- Insecurity, and politics
Advice to Senior Management
Get some focus, get serious about the business,
Focus on customers, and above all be sure of who you want for customers.
Recreate the magic culture of the past!
Pros
It's a job with competitive pay. There are still some bright, intelligent people left that you may (or may not) get to work with.
Cons
Things started to take a significant slide downward after merging with Adea.
Management is unresponsive and uncommunicative. There was a failure to promptly and adequately communicate the lose of the contract with the client. Further, when problems arose, emails and phone calls would go unanswered for days or weeks at a time.
HR is also unresponsive to HR-related issues. After the Adea merge, there was an abrupt and sudden change in the time of policy. Vacation time was decreased by one week and constraining requirements were added to how and when time could be taken off. The worse part is, with the change came a new time tracking system. Vacation time from the old system was not transferred to the new system properly and this impacted *lots* of people. *Nine* months later, the issue is still unresolved. How the HR department is ran is unprofessional and quite possibly running things illegally. As it stands now, I am still waiting on my final paycheck (it's a week overdue). Due to the unresolved vacation time issues, the paycheck is significantly less than it should be (about 60 hours difference!)
If you're willing to work for a place that is unapologetic about the bottom line being more important than employees, than this is your place.
Advice to Senior Management
Communicate with employees better; respond to emails and phone calls in a timely manner. Fix the HR department since it's a complete mess.
Pros
No interference or checkups from Valtech.
Cons
No or very limited support from Valtech.
Advice to Senior Management
No matter how small your contract is support all employees the same.
Pros
Opportunities to work with a variety of clients - when there was work to do. Some great colleagues, all of whom now moved on to better companies.
Cons
Never a raise or bonus, totally incompetent management at all levels, complete lack of focus, no support for on-the-ground practitioners, no clue what agile means, no clue how to sell agile services, total lack of respect for the people doing the work.
Advice to Senior Management
Stop posting fake reviews! Shilling for yourselves is shameful and displays all of the traits that make Valtech a terrible place to work. Instead of making up fairy tales, devote your energies to improving the business and treating all employees with dignity and respect.
Pros
Flexible timing
Good Atmosphere and transport facilities
Cons
transport facilities need to change For the user flexible timings
Advice to Senior Management
Food and transport facilities need to change For the user flexible timings
Pros
Working with really big clients like Chanel, Nike and Credit Suisse
You have a voice, because the organization is still small
Cons
lots of work
Sometimes a bit unstructured
Advice to Senior Management
Help us get the tools we need to perform better
Pros
The profesionalism and great colleagues
Cons
There is a lot to do and we need more good people, but I know Valtech is working on it
Advice to Senior Management
Keep it going!
Pros
- great work environment - great culture and people
- functioning as a "start up" of sorts in the US so there are may opportunities and room for advancement
- we have all new management and direction, a refreshing new brand and offerings in the digital consulting space, in addition to our existing solutions development and agile consulting offerings.
Cons
because we are operating like a start up of sorts, there is a lot of change and you have to be adaptive to that. I'm not sure if that is a con or not :)
Advice to Senior Management
none that I can think of
