Colorado Call Center - Hearing Care Coordinator Starkey Employee Review

1.0
Dec 27, 2012
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Pros

This job way overpays what it is worth.

Cons

EVERYTHING! This was the most unprofessional job I have ever had. Favoritism is blatantly obvious and I was unwilling to kiss up so therefore I was not a favorite. They do not care about the quality of your work which makes everything very unfair. The position also started out as an inbound call center and then was switched to an outbound (essentially glorified telemarketers). They switched the position in a very sneaky manner without notifying the employees. I do not foresee this position lasting so I would not recommend accepting employment unless you are looking for something short term.

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Cons

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Pros

Mission-Driven Impact: You get the unique satisfaction of knowing your technical infrastructure directly supports technology that restores hearing and improves the quality of life for millions. • Innovation Hub: Because Starkey integrates AI and sensors into their hearing aids, IT engineers often work with sophisticated, modern stacks that bridge the gap between traditional enterprise IT and wearable tech. • Strong Local Culture: As a privately held company with deep roots in Minnesota, Starkey offers a stable, family-oriented environment that often feels more personal than a massive, faceless tech conglomerate.

Cons

Legacy Debt: Like many established manufacturing giants, you may encounter older legacy systems and "on-prem" hurdles that can slow down the deployment of more modern, cloud-native solutions. • Corporate Rigidity: Some employees report a traditional top-down management style, which can occasionally feel restrictive if you are used to the agile, flat autonomy found in Silicon Valley-style startups. • High-Pressure Environment: Given the precision required for medical devices and global distribution, the IT uptime requirements can lead to demanding "on-call" cycles and high-stress troubleshooting windows.

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