Access One reviews

3.5

51% would recommend to a friend

(13 total reviews)

Mark Jozwiak

67% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

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1.0
Jul 30, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Competitive base salary and kind coworkers

Cons

Poor training. They do have a dedicated trainer; however, the training was unclear, and I was to begin making cold calls without a clear idea of what I was selling. Relied on shadowing another coworker! Impulsive leadership. Laid off an unknown number of employees due to "changes in large accounts." If a company is in a precarious place financially, one would assume they know that with more than four weeks' notice. Irresponsible to bring on new employees just to let them go so quickly.

3.0
Feb 24, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Although an older established company, the current employee base is of a younger generation. This makes for a more laid back work environment. Dress code is relaxed, overall communication within the team is light and easy, and you get the sense that everyone is working toward the same goals, even though the goal is simply to get their job done. You can hear chuckles in the office as team members banter about both work and personal life. Makes it easy to come to the office and work with others. Company holds employee events a few times a year where you can be yourself and enjoy a cocktail with your team. Great team building and always nice to get out of the office. Compensation is fair and there are perks for referrals.

Cons

Per mid level leadership, the company communication is separated by the departments and it is encouraged to keep the departmental division. This may be a normal occurrence in many places, however the means in which it is communicated gives the impression that there are consequences for not doing as instructed. When hired I was told that ideas for process improvements were welcomed. After 6 months in the department with none of my ideas considered, I decided to simply put my head down and continue to work through what was in place as my ideas would not be taken serious and I had a large work load. No communicated vision from leadership/ownership. Seems as though no one below the executive level knows where the company is headed as there has not been a quarterly or annual recap of the company. A State of the Union, CEO/Chairman's Letter, MD&A, Town Hall, etc. would be great to help the employees work towards and believe in the goals of the organization. These are common issues of smaller companies and attention to detail and coaching team members into leaders would be beneficial.

1.0
Nov 15, 2024

Terrible

Recommend
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Pros

The pay is pretty good.

Cons

Where to start? Lack of leadership? Crazy turnover? No loyalty to their senior employees? You name it. The management will literally tell you how great of a job you are doing and then let you go without warning the next week. Some people are backstabbers, so you have to watch out for that - they will gladly scapegoat you for issues if they can. Training? Bwahahaha - Google is your trainer. Customers are constantly upset. They will not staff correctly. Alerts? Sure, they are generated. But that stack of thousands of alerts are not touched because the staff cannot keep their head above water to do them. Sorry clients, those aren't being reviewed. Oh, and they will literally take ANY client and expect you to support it. No standardization on equipment. Server 2008? Sure! That gaming rig that is being used as a server? Sure we can support that. Google Wifi? Yeah! No problem!

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