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InfoSource Learning reviews

2.3

26% would recommend to a friend

(6 total reviews)

Michael Werner

44% approve of CEO

30% positive business outlook

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6 reviews
1.0
Dec 5, 2016

Stay Away From Sinple K

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Generous time off and everyone is pretty nice for the most part.

Cons

If you are under 50 and not a "Boomer", you will fit right in. I kept wondering how long they were going to let their sales people work there, until they are dead? Account management? Account executive? Think again. This is a wolf dressed up in sheep's clothing. A glorified telemarketing job, cold calling schools who have a huge lack of funding. Bad business model. marketing team is outdated and website is a mess. Clean it up and make a clean concise homepage. Its pretty bad when you arrive at a landing page and you are so confused as to what is going on, you don't know where to click.

1.0
Aug 20, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

work/life balance: out of work by 5 everyday overall friendly coworkers and management

Cons

too much to name. there is no room for growth within this company they are selling a non-competitive product, in a market that has no money (school districts) their product, which is essentially just a bunch of poorly made videos with tracking, does not build enough value to compel schools to spend what little money they do have. the schools and districts who actually do foolishly purchase, find there is no usage of the product - and their precious funds have been wasted. selling poorly performing software to a business is one thing, but to sell it to schools causes an incredible moral dilemma. theres no place to go but down. you could be the top performer for 5 years and never get promoted because the company HAS NOT, and WILL NOT grow. this is not hyperbole. there are real people in this boat, who have been there for years and are doing the same thing they did when they first started. if wasting your life away in a cubicle for 40 hrs a week cold calling schools sounds appealing; having the same exact conversations with principals, spewing out the same stupid jokes, and collecting your 40k a year until you die is your cup of tea, then THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU. the only reason i am writing this review is because i felt absolutely COMPELLED to give you the truth. do not believe the cliched platitudes spouted off by the biased. if youre looking at glassdoor, im already going to assume that you have a smarter-than-average head on your shoulders; in which case i will say- you have been warned.

5.0
Aug 10, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

This company is going places - It's been very exciting to see so much growth in just 4 years! Leadership has a great vision and it will surely take InfoSource to the next level, foreseeable within the next 5 years. At the moment it's still a pretty small company, so everyone works very hard and takes on many different responsibilities. I love that I've been able to multitask on so many different projects because each day at work is different and exciting! Management is fantastic; everyone truly cares about their team and coworkers really support one another. There is absolutely no micromanaging here. Moderate guidance allows a lot of creative freedom and the ability to think critically and problem solve on your own. Company benefits are also fantastic - 4% matching 401K, health/dental/vision, paid holiday and vacation time, company bbqs, pot lucks, and even a yearly Christmas special: Ina's famous biscuits and gravy. Very casual dressing attire - did I mention that the majority of the office wears bunny slippers?! I have a total of 3 pairs now.

Cons

Not so much a con if you can respond well to change, but it's a pretty dynamic work environment. Things can change on a daily basis, so it's not uncommon for employees to have to drop what they are currently doing and refocus on an immediate project that needs to be completed/resolved. That can make things difficult as far as getting ahead on some tasks because the final product may have changed by the deadline. New ideas are encouraged on a daily basis but can be a problem to implement anything new when you are unable to take on more work due to a lack of resources.

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