Verizon Wireless Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Overall, it's a good place to work. After the merger of three legacy platforms, there is still a lot of integration pains - must be able to adapt."

"Big company who is making an impact in human lives through technologies"

"I have been working in a good team of 5 people and we ensure Website infrastructure is good. We communicate well and make tasks done fast and effective."

"Verizon Wireless was a great place to work. I felt empowered to make decisions and do my job. I worked with some great and talented people. It was interesting to watch the business grow and evolve. However, with that growth the business becomes more homogeneous in pricing and plan offering; thus, they did not need as big a finance department as they once had. But in all, a great place to work."

"Excellent place to learn various latest technologies."

"Great company with high expectations. They ask a lot but they offer a lot as well."

"Good working environment and friendly coworkers."

"Verizon overall is a great company. I’m not sure if it’s the district I work in, but I do feel it is a hostile environment. It seems once you’re in wireless you aren’t able to move in other parts of the company which seems unrealistic. From my experience, Favoritism is in place for you to move. My own HR told me it’s hard getting into any other department when you start in wireless. Wish I started elsewhere before I gave almost 6 years with expectations of growing with the company."

"I have worked for Verizon since 2014 and the company has gone through many changes. From a customer care oriented company to a company that cares less about the customers and the workers. The pay has been reduced since we started and work has been increased for everyone when we cut down valuable positions. The benefits and 401k were great but the work-life balance was terrible."

"Good pay and benefits. A lot of change in IT and has been lacking a clear vision recently. Many good people in IT and out. Room for career growth depending on the organization."