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VSolvit LLC

What is the best part of working at the company?
It was an IT company. If you want to work in one to get some initial experience, you can spend a few months here. But please avoid having high expectations. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The world of IT is changing, and AI is bringing tons of opportunities. Sadly, this company fails to change with the times. The attitude of those at the top is poor. These awful people refuse to change with the times. They just want to do things as they have always done.

Due to this terrible attitude, employees feel left behind and isolated. I got no learning here. Every moment was a waste of my time and effort. They didn't even pay me enough to make me financially stable or satisfied. It was ridiculous. 

I don't think I liked my colleagues much either. They were happy with the things as they were. They never wanted to learn. It left a bad impression. I was the odd one out. It was not a happy feeling. Trust me. 
 
I don't have any good memories. I have just the bad ones. The feeling of getting stuck I got here was worse than my imagination. I don't wish anyone else to suffer as I did.

Great people to work with but they lack strategic planning and very shortsighted in their actions. They tend to be very concerned about minor expenses while costing themselves much larger amounts to save the initial few. They just eliminated 1/3 of their company last week because they lost their SBA HUBZone 8(a) status; however, just the week prior, had a hiring sprint into their HZ Headquarters in Sonora (the real headquarters is located in Ventura and always has been) without regard to those new PT interns that either just got hired or were about to be hired. 

People are treated like widgets not as valued resources, which in the end, will not create any company loyalty. This may be related to their ethnic origin and how the caste system works. Those at the top have very little regard for those who work beneath them and that is apparent in the way that decisions are made and implemented. 
Just an odd situation there.

The onboarding experience was rough to say the least. The training modules were difficult to understand, which is what I started working on for my first project, and I was never sure if I was doing what I was supposed to be doing. The managers were really nice people--in fact, everyone there was really nice. The problem was that they never seemed sure of what they needed and who should do what work. For some very independent go-getter types, that could be a pro. 

The company didn't pay much. It was technically an internship, though, so that may be why. 

The pros: it was entirely remote, the team was nice, the managers were good people. There were so many learning opportunities, as well.

The major deal breaker was that they shut down the internship side of the company with little warning (two months warning). If it had been a six month warning, then maybe I could understand. But most places take at least two three months to call back for interviews, giving those they laid off no chance.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The managers are accommodating and the locations you work for are as accommodating as well. You get paid well for what you do. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Typical job stressful things you could encounter anywhere. Nothing out of the ordinary 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work environment is nice. Everyone is understanding and willing to teach you if you don’t know something. Culture of the company is nice as well. No complaints. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Check in and do your work. Every day is a little different, but nothing difficult. Same type of tasks daily for different people, so it gets repetitive but not hard.

VSolvit does not have a clue how to run a business, and they know even less about how to manage people. There are very few managers who know how to develop their employees, and the CEO and her husband treat everyone as disposable as toilet paper. 
The company culture is unstable and reactive. One moment they have a sound strategy and then the next day it will change, for no reason at all. 
If you are desperate for a job and just need a paycheck then this could be the place for you. The place is also good for the folks that are on the contract projects.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Half would say the compensation is decent, but I really don't think so if you'd think about how stressful he job actually is.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Issues about the company, the products, and employee grievances were blatantly ignored and just thrown under the rug. Nothing is resolved here and these problems only continued to build up, get bigger, and cause more problems. And it's us employees who feel the terrible effects the most that's why management doesn't care fixing anything!

I was a contractor with VSolvit working on the Corona Navy base. I supported the Weapons Test Program. My position required extensive travel. Overall, the position was rewarding, the people on my team were very knowledgeable, I learned alot of technical skills, and I felt that I was compensated fairly for my position. In my position, it was made clear that work/life balance would essentially be non-existent. You're compensated well, but it's at the cost of your time. 

I loved working here. The team I worked with was exceptional and always made me feel welcomed. The work-life balance was like none other that I have experienced before at any employer. They were extremely flexible and understanding. They NEVER micromanaged me. As long as I was meeting deadlines and keeping them up to date on any impediments I had, they did not breathe down my neck about anything. It was the best job I’ve ever had. No cons really except the pay could definitely be better but it’s still a great place to get your foot in the door.                                                                                       

Job and training were great, but had little to do what VSolvit provided, if they provided much at all. Their "benefits" of a 401k plan and H&W calculations, involve complicated formulas and wording to make you believe it's a higher contribution than it really is. Because of the complex formulas, my pay stub was never consistent. This coupled with the run-around with HR on any explanations gave me a taste of distrust with VSolvit.

What is the best part of working at the company?
None. Save yourself the trouble and stay away from VSolvit. Trust me, it’s not worth your time.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Terrible salary, brutal workloads, zero benefits, no room for growth. Employees are just being exploited and taken advantage of here. You do all the hard work, while executives and managers make all the money. Unless that sounds great to you, you should probably look for work somewhere else.

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