The People are Mostly Great; Pay is Mostly Terrible. - Junior Software Engineer NAVEX Employee Review

2.0
16 Sept 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Plenty of people who are really intelligent and easy to work with. Honestly, if they paid me even close to my market value I wouldn't have left in the first place. I took another position as of September 6, 2017.

Cons

• The pay is way below what it should be. As a solid high producing software engineer, I was making 60k a year. I got a job down the street, same engineering-level, making 94k. • Healthcare has a $4000 deductible, so employees that live paycheck to paycheck essentially don't have healthcare.

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NAVEX Response
8y
Hello former team member! Thank you for taking time to share your thoughts and I agree, we have some amazing people that work at NAVEX Global! We do listen to feedback on this forum and I sincerely appreciate your willingness to affirm what did and did not work for you personally. I wish you more than goodness in your new role - congratulations!!! Best, Cindy Raz

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NAVEX Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re glad to hear you’ve had opportunities to work with emerging technologies like AI, automation, and cloud systems. We're excited to continue to invest in these technologies and opportunities! We also recognize that added layers of approval can slow progress and create frustration. As we continue evolving, we’re focused on finding ways to innovate, move faster, empower our teams, and improve how we collaborate and make decisions. Thank you for being part of our team and taking time to help us learn and get better! - NAVEX People Team
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Cons

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