Good place to work - Senior Software Engineer TERMINALFOUR Employee Review

I learned a lot there. There is plenty of room for you to work on projects were you’re interested in trying out some new tech

It seemed there was a lack of vision of how major growth might happen there.

Diverse Team Composition: Working with project managers, developers, and analysts provided exposure to various perspectives and skill sets, offering opportunities for learning and collaboration. The product lacks user-friendliness and intuitive design, relying on an outdated code style and base. Consequently, this situation has opened up an opportunity for consultants to assist T4 clients with updates or maintenance. These clients, dissatisfied with their experiences working with the T4 team, actively seek out former employees for support.

Inadequate Training: The training provided to new hires was ineffective and failed to adequately prepare them for their roles, resulting in feelings of unpreparedness and frustration. Poor Management: The manager's handling of situations was subpar, with a lack of availability for addressing team concerns or blockers, leading to a sense of disconnect and lack of support. Toxic Team Dynamics: Long-standing team members exhibited a culture of blame-shifting and scapegoating, fostering an environment of mistrust and hindering collaboration and productivity. Disrespectful Treatment of Clients: Team members displayed unprofessional behavior by speaking poorly of clients and leaving new hires to handle difficult client interactions alone, reflecting a lack of accountability and empathy. Lack of hardward support:Given a relatively outdated Windows machine, I encountered recurring issues, including frequent unexpected shutdowns. Despite my proactive attempts to address the matter by offering to visit the office or engage with technical support, there was a noticeable lack of urgency in resolving the issue yet a urgency to meet deadlines mounted leaving me frustrated.