
My experience here at RFPIO has been nothing short of fantastic.
The office environment makes me extremely happy to work in the office.
I'm rewarded/ compensated fairly for my efforts in driving net new business revenue.
All my team members work very well together and separately to achieve our common goal.
RFPIO really focuses on setting the stage for employees to balance work and personal life.
The RFPIO's leaders are down-to-earth, real people. They understand the necessary balance between work-life and personal life.
Working with some of my team members for over 3 years has ultimately lead to developing some real friendships.
I wouldn't change anything about RFPIO's environment or culture. This is a core reason I enjoy coming to work every day.
The leadership team here at RFPIO is working in sync and road-mapped a clear strategy for our company's vision. Leadership has set the stage for all teams and employees to self-motivate and achieve their goals.
I wouldn't say the RFPIO leaders and VPs undervalue me, but rather my direct manager undervalues me. I'd feel better if my compensation was equal to what other companies are paying people with the same experience and skill set.
RFPIO leadership and VPs should really consider who they put in a management position. Team managers should not be managing with an ego or be driving team members with their own agenda. Rather managers should relay the goals and strategy of the overall company to their team.