Potential, but for personal reason. Not exactly for the company - Wireless Sales Representative BluePhoenix Employee Review

Right skill gets you good opportunities. Lots of travel required. Challenging work. Good team. Opportunity to learn and develop skills as part of project experiences.

no corporate vision or cohesive strategy in either product development or sales. very mercernary tactics used to deal with issues. Employees are expendable when unneeded. No brilliance in the team

The company's technology is superb and the potential for sales appears great. The company culture is one of working together in goodwill to get the job done, in spite of challenging deadlines in a very competitive market. I very much enjoyed the energy and challenges at BluePhoenix, but most of all my coworkers.

The company grew very rapidly during the 1990s and 2000s (from about 30 employees to over 900). The services and products that the company provided were high quality, but as the company grew it was not sufficiently successful in creating the necessary structure and procedures needed for ongoing efficiency and effectiveness. Although management was aware of what was needed, and tried a number of approaches to bring it about, the needed changes were elusive and not adequately implemented. Consequently, the company finally reached a size that it could not sustain due to its structural and procedural deficiencies and gradually began to go downhill.