If Verify calls you for a job, do not take it! You have been warned. - Production Specialist (Recruiter) Verify Employee Review

1.0
25 Sept 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Benefits are "ok". You get along with lower level employees because they suffer the same pain of working at Verify.

Cons

Do not believe 3+ star reviews (written on 9/16, 8/27, 8/20, and 8/11), it's obvious they forced their upper management to write those fake reviews. Example, "the organization brought on an excellent Marketing Director that is beginning to the pave a new approach to outside marketing and internal development." Really? And, "Undervalued organization with great culture", more like "undervalued employees with horrible culture". Biggest problem is their President/CEO, Alan McIntosh. He is a horrible leader with no common sense. Everyone wondered how he got that position and he always looked drunk/high at work. Verify has a very high attrition rate and they don't want to do anything to fix it. The main reason they have a high attrition rate is because they do not appreciate their employees. During my time there, they lost so many talented employees. They did nothing to keep them. Another reason is the very, very low salary, no commission and no bonus. They gave their Recruiters a "Production Specialist" job title so they don't have to pay them a competitive Recruiter salary. All they do is lie to their employees. When it comes time for raises, management tells you the company did not meet forecast and you get nothing. Even though the company "did not meet forecast", the Executives still get brand new company leased Luxury cars. What's wrong with that picture? They have enough money to lease Luxury cars, but no money to give to their hard working employees. Shame! To make things worse, they have a 3rd Party HR Company that do not have the employees best interest. Of course they're going to do, and say, whatever they can to keep the contract. Therefore, employees have no one to talk too for any HR issues without risking their job.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

- Knowledgeable and skilled co-workers - Casual office environment - Good pay

Cons

- Benefits are not worth even mentioning, except for perhaps the basic life insurance. You will pay more in medical insurance premiums than you will get paid out due to all of the exceptions. Most clinics give better prices for cash payment than the actual amount you pay for coinsurance + premiums over the course of the year. And there is no 401k matching. - For non-administrative roles, pay is based on billable hours to the client. If the client decides that it is excessive, then they may refuse to pay the company, and you might get docked those hours of pay. If the client doesn't like how long you take on something, you may get your contract pulled, potentially leading to an immediate layoff. - Management frequently underquotes customers, creating pressure to perform work in a certain amount of billable time, despite the necessity of additional review. - Often they do not push back on clients for unreasonable expectations, or when processes are added in excess of the agreed upon statement of work. - The internal documentation process is tedious, and sometimes can take up to 25% of the total time spent on a task. Yet the projected turn-times do not factor that in sufficiently, forcing reviewers to often work unpaid for at least some of that time, or risk reprimand for excessive billing. - There is no budget for overhead. If something is not directly billable to a client's PO, then you usually often have to do it "off-the-books", even if it ends up fixing major issues and saving both the company and client thousands of dollars. - Unstable business model relies heavily on the good graces of the client, and lack of competition from competing firms. - VERY high turnover rate due to the demand of high-standards, but a lack of support or understanding to employees when problems arise.

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