Associate Software Developer (Step IT Up America) - Associate Software Developer UST Employee Review

1.0
13 Dec 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Decent starting pay, if you're an intern. Okay benefits.

Cons

Training was very slapdash. They hire a group called Mentor Global for training, and who they hire to teach is a BIG gamble. My group was taught poorly for most of the training. All of us graduated, but only a fraction were hired on at the end of our contracts, despite good performance. As well as this, the management we were left with were not very forceful, and did little to alleviate problems between us and the contracted company. Pay is bad if you're staying with UST. There is limited growth potential if you're a contractor. Paltry COLA if you have to move, which they push quite a bit.

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Leaders are humble and approachable. Job is enriching and work culture is great !

Cons

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5.0
3 Jun 2026
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Pros

I have been associated with UST for almost 12 years, starting my journey as a Tester and currently serving as a Senior Project Manager. Looking back, the growth opportunities provided by the organization have been remarkable. One of the biggest strengths of UST is its people-first culture. The leadership team is approachable, supportive, and genuinely invested in employee success. Throughout my career, I have received continuous encouragement to take on new responsibilities, learn new skills, and move into leadership roles. The company places significant emphasis on employee well-being, work-life balance, and professional development. I have had opportunities to work across different domains, engage with global clients, and grow both technically and managerially. What makes UST special is the trust it places in its employees and the collaborative culture that exists across teams. It’s a place where dedication and performance are recognized, and individuals are given opportunities to shape their own career paths

Cons

As with any large organization, some processes could be streamlined for faster decision-making.

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