Vivint – Overall positive. All benefits that are company-wide are great. My specific department is awesome. My only negative remark is they invest a lot into the short term for most of their employees and not much for the long term, resulting in lower quality employees in some cases and faster turn around.
Vivint, an NRG company, is a leading smart home and security provider in the United States, delivering an integrated smart home system with in-home consultation, white-glove professional installation and support, and award-winning 24/7 customer care and monitoring. Dedicated to redefining the home experience with intelligent products and services, Vivint serves over 2 million customers throughout the United States.Weiterlesen
Overall positive. All benefits that are company-wide are great. My specific department is awesome. My only negative remark is they invest a lot into the short term for most of their employees and not much for the long term, resulting in lower quality employees in some cases and faster turn around.
Was gefällt dir am besten am Führungsteam?
Awesome listening skills and is hyper-dedicated to development.
Was hat Ihnen am Interviewprozess am besten gefallen?
There was a great deal of transparency in regards to the next steps.
Was sind einige der besten Dinge an Ihrem Team?
We are all laid back, but efficient workers. We know how to communicate professionally and effectively while still having fun.
Was macht Sie bei der Arbeit am glücklichsten?
The people. My team is great. My leader is genuinely invested in us. I have no reservations calling them my friends.
Was ist am positivsten an Kultur und Umgang in Ihrem Unternehmen?
Vivint loves sports and events so it's very much driven by activity whether it's in the realm of sports or something else like gaming.
Warum fühlen Sie sich unterbewertet und was würde Sie bei Ihrer Vergütung besser fühlen lassen?
I wouldn't say I specifically feel undervalued. There is definitely favoritism among locations at the company. Our call center location definitely feels neglected at times.