SpeakWrite Careers and Employment
A lot for too little opportunity.
Basically, there is just not enough growth. Even if you show talent and progress there is no room at the table for you because they need people to stay in the positions they are in.
There are teams that are very unstable and understaffed. There are teams that are very stable and have great managers. It just depends on where you land.
Be prepared to have a huge learning curve on outdated technology and little opportunity to grow from within. The company is pretty top-heavy internally with a ton of managers and very few "workers". - less
There are teams that are very unstable and understaffed. There are teams that are very stable and have great managers. It just depends on where you land.
Be prepared to have a huge learning curve on outdated technology and little opportunity to grow from within. The company is pretty top-heavy internally with a ton of managers and very few "workers". - less
ProsSome really great people.
ConsNot enough potential.
What are people saying about the leadership at SpeakWrite?
36%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 11 ratings
Complacency/Falling in line is what you need to succeed here.
Don't recommend at all. Team I was on and a few other people were what helped me even stay for the past months. There is so much more that I wish to write but I hope just saying "Look for a better place" will be enough. There's a step above nepotism apparently and qualifications don't matter anymore! I wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy. CEO likes to make open threats of firing while in the bathroom. That was weird...but yeah... this place will take a piece of your soul (not really...but maybe) - less
ProsWork/Home balance is good
ConsCeo, Something above nepotism?
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What do employees say about SpeakWrite's culture and work-life balance?
Work From home
It is wonderful to work from home and make your own hours. The pay is competitive and is based completely on how much you want to work each day and each week. Payment is always received in a timely fashion and professional help is always readily available when needed.