TierPoint -- Formerly Xand -- Formerly Access Northeast -- Formerly Commrail - Anonymous employee Xand Employee Review

2.0
Feb 9, 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

If you're into not being accountable for your work this was the place to be. A lot of hustle and bustle and folks trying to look busy while the core group of employees (5 - 10 people in total) rushed around to acquire accounts, close projects, and meet deadlines. Breakfast usually catered on Wednesday mornings. Xand was recently acquired, albeit for the second time in just about as many years, so perhaps the new Executive leadership will right the ship.

Cons

The company was understaffed and under-trained when I was an employee. There was a sense of favoritism toward specific employees. The NOC, mostly due to its direct leadership, was in shambles at the time I left the company and the customer base was "fed up" as one client put it. This often caused a lot of unnecessary messenger assasination.

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5.0
Nov 14, 2014
Anonymous employee
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Pros

As a growing company, there is a tremendous opportunity potential. Talent rises fast. My fellow employees are supportive and management is responsive. Great team environment.

Cons

I don't have much to report as a "con".

3.0
Sep 13, 2014
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Decent healthcare benefits plan although the costs (outside of the company's control) continue to rise. In 2014 they introduced the FSA and the dependent care.

Cons

The is a restructuring that has come about recently due the the merging of three separate companies. Some employees were let go, others were promoted and some were left unchanged. New hires are usually lightly trained on established processes and left to flounder. Cooperation between departments is touchy.

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