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I've been working here for roughly 6 months and I can honestly say it's one of my favorite jobs I've ever had. My coworkers are extremely helpful and always happy to help. I've never had an issue talking with management other than between my work and theirs it can sometimes be hard to get time to line up but they are always one message away. This job will not be for everyone though. Some days there can be next to nothing to do while others I can feel like I'm drowning. The pay certainly reflects the size of the company but I wouldn't classify it as unfair either. It is also difficult for me to see where I could move to within the company as well. I see this as both a good and a bad. Its great since it seems like few people leave their jobs for other ones but it does mean your stuck in the position until either a new position is created or someone leaves it. Overall I would say working here is definitely worth your time and energy but if your taking the job purely for a paycheck then you will not be happy. You HAVE to have a genuine interest in what your doing.

I worked at Thriveon for awhile. I saw them lose many good techs because they constantly made split decisions that affected techs lives. For example we would all agree on a change that would benefit the company and they wouldn't even implement it long enough for it to take full effect before changing things again, keep in mind this is processes and policies all were in agreement with. Why even ask for this information from your staff if you never heed it? Things also seemed to change on a dime based on whatever the latest conference the CEO attended. I know there were seldom times where anyone would be held accountable for messing something up that another person had to fix. This hurts morale. Overall there's little chance for advancement and they don't really care about the techs, they say they do, but actions speak louder than words. 

Unfortunately I cannot recommend working at Thriveon long-term (if at all).
In general a lot of promising things were said but when put to the test the truth came out pretty quick. 
If you do not care about anything outside of receiving a paycheck/benefits this MIGHT be a decent fit, but I believe most can do better. 



I have been working at Thriveon for 2.5 years, and my experience has been very positive. The benefits offered are excellent, providing great support and security for employees. Our CEO is approachable and always open to new ideas and changes, which fosters a progressive and adaptable work environment. The company culture is inclusive and collaborative, making it a great place to work. Overall, I highly recommend Thriveon for anyone looking for a supportive and dynamic workplace.



Thriveon has a good set of values but the constant change in how to reach those and the goals are stressful and made it unattainable for individuals to be successful.  New ideas were accepted but never enough time to implement before changing again. There is little trust from the management and customer service is stated as a priority but not a focus when trying to compete with larger IT groups.

JUST DONT.

Thriveon is nothing but lip talk.  They will tell you they care about you but they do not.  They will tell clients that they have the best service, but they do not.

Management makes poor decisions that put clients' IT environments at risk and make your life as a tech much more difficult than it needs to be.

In my time at Thriveon, I witnessed a turnover rate equal to 100% of their entire staff annually.  

Thriveon is focused on providing a truely  proactive IT service to its customers, in a space that is typically only about closing tickets and implementing projects.  Thriveon delivers strategic guidance to its clients which that substantially lowers the number of issues and helps their business become more efficient so they can do more with less.  All this to say it is super awesome being on this teams!

Most work is outside your job role and they will fire you very easily. The management does not have a clear path for the future of the company. The benefits are not good. I regretted taking the position within a month of starting.

I love that management empowers all employees to make things better when we find something that doesn't work. We are able to come up with solutions ourselves to make a process work better for everyone.

The culture is like a family.  They expect hard work but fully support you.  I enjoy working at Thriveon because I feel like my input can effect change.  Co-workers support each other.  

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