Veterans Evaluation Services
Veterans Evaluation Services Careers and Employment
Autonomy at its finest with a few drawbacks
The great thing is that you get to work autonomously. The drawback is that you have team leads who micromanage and watch your every move to try and get you fired. They have poor communication skills also. The atmosphere is quiet and everyone is working to meet their daily quota. You are frequently denied time off, but whatever.
ProsAutonomy
ConsMicromanaged
What are people saying about the leadership at Veterans Evaluation Services?
64%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 11 ratings
fun and rewarding job
Working as an analyst for VES, it was the most rewarding and yet flexible position that Ive held. They allowed me to be a remote worker, working from home. The staff and management was very nice, I just wished I had more complex training from the company itself.
Prosremote working from home
Consbenefits, healthcare and training
What are people discussing at Veterans Evaluation Services?
Top questions about Veterans Evaluation Services
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What do employees say about Veterans Evaluation Services's culture and work-life balance?
Excellent, pro-US Veteran!
VES is an excellent organization with solid entrepreneural culture. The kind of work I do for VES allows me to work as much as I like and to take off as much as I like, in order to achieve great work/life balance. I am a contractor looking to diversify my job portfolio.