software engineer

tax preparer

maintenance associate

Tritech-Software-Development-Corp

This company is cheap — there’s no other way around it. From day one, I felt uncomfortable with the sheer number of cameras monitoring the office. Training is minimal, and you’re expected to figure almost everything out on your own. The team uses multiple outdated software systems that make even simple tasks confusing and frustrating.

During busy season, the workload is intense, and the strict no-overtime policy makes it nearly impossible to keep up. Benefits and PTO are minimal, and communication from management can feel inconsistent. Be careful who you talk to — I remember sharing something lighthearted with my manager, and a director reacted coldly the entire day. To this day, I still feel in bad standing with both, though they act like everything is fine.

Overall, the position didn’t meet my expectations for support, work-life balance, or compensation. I left feeling relieved and would not recommend this role.

Pros
Flexible schedule (after 6 months there)
Free healthcare 
Easy commute
Spacious work environment
Relaxed work environment
Paid training which is I feel helps get people accustomed to the job
Certain company events are fun with what treats are brought in.
If you're religious they have chaplains come
Cons
Low pay when compared to industry
Tax Season is a bear
Social Cliques with gossiping behavior
Low opportunity for advancement
Bad mouthing or talking behind someone's back is seemingly tolerated by management (ultimately this is what is contributing most to my dissatisfaction with the company)

Ultimately take alot of notes during the training as it comes fast and heavy, but if your notes are good it will go by more easily. There are some good people though, just be careful with whom you're speaking with as there are some people who will talk behind your back. Do your best though and try and make the most of the job and what may come from it.

Management is one of the biggest issues. Raises are rare and usually very small, even when performance is strong. Decisions often feel inconsistent, and there’s little transparency about promotions or long-term opportunities. It’s hard to stay motivated when effort doesn’t seem to lead anywhere.

The workplace culture is not great. People in the company barely know each other, and there’s very little sense of connection or teamwork. It feels more like everyone is just getting through the day rather than working together. That lack of camaraderie makes the environment feel cold and isolating.

The hardest part of the job is feeling stuck is being stuck in a low pay growth, limited recognition, and no clear path forward. The most enjoyable part is the one day in a month working from home.

Working at Tritech has been a good experience, there are some really great people there and most people are very helpful if you're struggling with an assignment or task. It is a very quiet, casual dress, low-key environment, expect a lot of people wearing ear buds due to the low noise level. 
There is a company break room with a full kitchen and close employee parking.
The culture is generally positive and encouraging, there can be a lot of stress during tax season but as long as you can work through it will taper off. Sometimes communication from managers can be difficult. 
I appreciate that they have chaplains that visit intermittently to provide confidential support and encouragement when needed. 
Overall, a good place to work!

I had an incredible time at Tritech Software. I learned a lot and I know that every moment I spent with the company contributed to helping business owners stay afloat. Unfortunately, there wasn’t the room for advancement I was looking for, so I ended up having to leave. But I wish them nothing but the best and, who knows? I might be back someday.

A wonderful Christian company that values their employees and the client higher than the dollar. Both owners are of high moral standings and treat their employees as they want to be treated. A fair and safe workplace.

I’ve had friends and family go through the issues with the IRS (both personally and with their businesses) and I’ve seen what a toll it can take on people’s mental health. So, for me, there’s just no higher work I can think of than working for a company that helps simplify taxes for small business owners.

The management cannot make an unbiased decision or promotion. Pay is below average and work life balance is non existent for everyone. No direction, or planning by upper management leaves the hourly employees to suffer long work days and poor morale.

Tritech Software Development was a great place to work at. My co-workers were some of the nicest and most caring people you’ll ever meet. I mean, they’re literally the kind of people to give you the shirts off their backs if you needed one. Just great people from top to bottom.

The services we offer are pretty awesome. Our clients are always a pleasure to work with. Plus, I am able to meet a lot of interesting people through Tritech. I’m hoping to be offered a full-time position once my internship is up.

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