Visual Click requires modernization to be aligned with the current era. - Sales Associate Visual Click Software Employee Review

We have a nice office location overlooking Lake Austin and downtown; Every employee has the equipment they need to do their best; Every employee receives up to 25 paid holidays a year (7 national holidays + 18 PTO); We have had the same office location since 2001; We listen to employees and do our best to work with each regarding any particular needs they may have to help them do the best job possible; We do not ask or require overtime, everyone enjoys a good work-life balance; Our customer's enjoy the level of service our team provides;

We do expect good work efforts and good communication;

It was better than unemployment.

The megalomaniac founder/owner and co-owner (the founder/owner's sycophant) have no clue how to manage people. I challenge anyone to find a current or former sales rep for this company who's had a positive experience. They lie, they browbeat, they belittle. The pay is low, the hours are long and there is no recognition. Absolutely no respect for work/life balance. The owner is a car collector and has at least 10 cars, one of which is a Lamborghini. I guess that leaves him no money for office infrastructure since he only provides folding chairs and card tables for his employees. They also won't allow any drawers since they are constantly afraid of everything. They read every incoming and outgoing email from every employee. Because of the nature of their business and software, they are 100% paranoid 100% of the the time. This does not lead to a positive work environment. They are slow to release updates and new products, primarily because the owner will not outsource ANY development. That's right, the owner does 95+ percent of the development and coding himself. Visual Click is still primarily a Novell solutions developer. Novell stopped being relevant more than 10 years ago. I have been in sales more than 20 years and have NEVER encountered a more poisonous work environment. I pity the poor souls unfortunate enough to accept a Visual Click job offer.