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Sad to see a previously good employer dying - Anonymous employee Valorem Reply Employee Review

1.0
Nov 15, 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

In 2024 there was an 8% cost-of-living adjustment provided for all staff. Standard severance was provided after layoff. Good about providing training resources and allowing some paid time for it. Generally friendly people with good intentions.

Cons

Effort and performance are no longer rewarded. Real incentives disappeared after company was sold to Reply, Replaced with gamified social recognition and berries (recognition reward currency)! Employee benefits were changed to benefit the company. Bonus payments altered before summer layoffs to avoid 5% bonus payments in the summer. Retirement contribution matching was reduced. Vacation/sick time changed to "Unlimited" to shed liability of paying out accumulated hours. All career paths lead to management. Many employees quiet quitting/quiet cracking. Majority of technical staff located in India, but leads have to be in the US; US staff expected to have daily team meetings on India business hours. In 2025 there were no raises or cost-of-living increases. Understaffs projects - other duties as assigned to overworked staff to pick up the extra workload.

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5.0
Aug 26, 2025
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Pros

I really enjoyed working here. I was given lots of opportunity to drive improvement and own my business. Employees are empowered and trusted to deliver on their skill sets. Rewarding and challenging work for Microsoft and other clients. Comp was good and bonus. I liked leadership a lot.

Cons

Health insurance was a little expensive.

2.0
May 11, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

You'll meet some talented colleagues and get to work on a great deal of Microsoft projects.

Cons

Silent layoffs with colleagues disappearing without notice or explanation. Hours allocated to projects rarely reflect actual workload — employees are expected to juggle multiple client projects simultaneously with low allocation per project, tight timelines, and high quality standards to meet client expectations during presentations. Consistent pressure from leadership to be more cross-functional, take on additional responsibilities, and drive 100% renewal of existing client contracts. Many colleagues are based in Kochi, India, requiring employees to work extended hours or adjust their schedules to bridge the communication and time zone gap. Paid below market rate.

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