Great place, great people - Recensione dipendente - Systems Analyst presso Torch Technologies

5,0
10 nov 2018
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

Such a great place to work! Management trusts employee opinions and asks for input regarding scheduling and resources. I've never received unrealistic demands, and all levels of management are open to discussing different points of view. Great perks with Torch history classes, ESOP education classes, lunch with President and CEO, not to mention all the events for employees AND our families. Torch offers incredibly flexible work schedules and 15% in retirement!

Svantaggi

Just the normal growing pains.

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Risposta di Torch Technologies
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Thank you for the wonderful review! We are glad that you recognize many of the unique benefits that we offer to our employee-owners, and that you appreciate the management style at Torch! Thanks for sharing your opinion with us and for choosing to be a part of the Torch family!

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5,0
30 giu 2026
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

Company seems good, tries to provide benefits that matter to customers.

Svantaggi

Wish they had a health benefit to encourage health through working out vs mental health benefits or allow an election.

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1,0
9 mar 2026
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

• I was employed and able to gain my first year of experience. • Coworkers are generally supportive and easy to work with. • Mission work supporting the military can feel meaningful.

Svantaggi

• Salary is not competitive. Compared to what people from my graduating class are earning in similar roles, the compensation here is noticeably lower. The ESOP is often presented as a balancing factor, but for early-career employees it doesn’t meaningfully close the gap in the short term. • Technology stack is behind current industry practices. Many of the tools and development approaches feel dated compared to what is commonly used in modern software environments. That makes it harder to build skills that translate to the broader tech market. • Limited technical leadership. Some managers have not worked as developers or engineers themselves, which makes it difficult to get practical guidance on architecture, tooling, or modern development methodologies. • Professional growth can feel self-directed. Much of the learning happens independently rather than through structured mentorship or technical leadership. • Shutdown policy created frustration. During the government shutdown, employees were not allowed to take unpaid leave and were expected to use PTO or go without pay. For junior employees especially, that policy was difficult to understand. • Contract uncertainty affects morale. With contracts approaching expiration, there can be a lot of uncertainty about future work and career continuity.

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