Pros
Currently have many openings due to excessive losses, so opportunities to advance are ripe
Cons
Leadership and money are the biggest downfalls here. Iverify at one point held many large national chains, was robust with experienced and seasoned employees, had leadership with experience and was quite a great company to work for. Unfortunately the board of directors hired Jim Fanella as the CEO and he spent about 2 years absolutely tanking the company into the ground. Customers were lost due to poor senior leadership, which led to the company's reputation taking a dive. Jim's philosophy was to run the company like an IT company and had no concept of how to run a security integrator. Poor processes, programs and decisions were rushed and implemented without thought about the greater impact and it continued to drive down the moral and effectiveness of the company. Between 2018 and 2019, many of the elite staff that Iverify employed finally were not able to put up with the turbulence and left for other national integrators. More customers were lost and still the board stood by Jim Fanella. By the time the decision was made to fire Jim Fanella, there was very little left to be saved. Currently leadership is being brought in who again, have no experience in the security industry and with the minds to boost the books to look as cash positive as possible to try to sell. There is a constant issue with credit holds for vendors and 3rd party subcontractors. It leads to an inability to complete basic service/installation work, leaving everyone frustrated, exhausted and unable to complete their daily routines. If you are considering getting into the security industry, this may be a good place short term, but know and accept that at any point, Iverify may not be able to keep their lights on and you may be looking for another job soon.