DataBank Holdings reviews

4.1

75% would recommend to a friend

(120 total reviews)
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Raul K. Martynek

89% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

DataBank Holdings has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 120 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The DataBank Holdings employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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2.0
Sep 22, 2017

Not worth it other than for building a Resume.

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Pros

Decent Benefits (401k not matching). Snacks/coffee/drinks provided by employer. Get to work with a wide range of software doing a wide range of work. Ok compensation if you hold a fairly high title in the Company or have at least a Bachelors but it's very selective and the power seems to be distributed amongst friends of friends who were brought on from other Companies or other Company Acquisitions.

Cons

Compensation is not competitive. They low ball you like crazy. They would rather bring new people in and give them more money for your position than giving you or anyone else who has been with the Company an extended period of time, more money. Management doesn't validate their team members. CTO seems to play favorites. All in all great place for someone starting out in the IT industry to get their hands wet and on a lot of different devices and software. Other than that, not worth the stress, humiliation, lack of validation, bullying and headaches from distribution of power. Definitely not worth it if you're trying to provide for a family unless you stay hourly and work a lot of overtime. We've had people get promoted to higher Tier positions that were making less money (salary and overtime doesn't go hand in hand) than they were at a lower tier position just from how much of a work load that comes from one Client who we let walk all over us. Also, lots of promises made by upper management to shut up you up and get you back to work.

1.0
May 23, 2019

Would Not Recommend

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Most of the local team is great to work with (& they are all on the same page with opinions about the company, 70% of people at my location, are looking for other jobs because they are unsatisfied) Occasional Free Lunch Free Snacks and Drinks

Cons

Upper management is very arrogant. They make you feel like your job is useless and you are disposable. They promise a lot of growth and potential in your position, they make you think that if you work hard enough, you will be promoted. Then when the job opportunity comes up that you have worked hard for, they will hire an outside person that has a connection with upper management. The CEO is appointed by the board and he only cares about acquiring as many other companies as he can so that he can sell the company for more money. There are so many VPs etc, that nobody even knows what they do, then you find out that they are just friends of the CEO. He is trying to get all of his friends a piece of the pie for when he sells the company for a ton of money. I know multiple employees that have complained and had horrible experiences with key managers in the company and they do nothing about it. Upper management does not care about employees, they only care about money. They will work their employees to the bone and get as much out of them as they can, for as little compensation as possible. Pay is NOT competitive and benefits are underwhelming.

1.0
Feb 18, 2016
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Pros

If you want to be an under paid data center technician forever and you like doing everyone’s job ( janitorial, tile cutter, shipping/ receiving, mailman, security, rack builder, stocking beverages, garbage man, and plus all the IT side of things).

Cons

Little to no opportunity in moving up with the company, unless you’re in the Kansas City which I have seen email promoting a few individual that are already in high position. Even as a datacenter technician you will do customer care, network operation center work but won’t get equal opportunity. Top management has been ineffective and tyrannical, forced out many good people. Company has an arrogant streak that does not reflect reality of its marginal products & service. Weak management at all location, (Dallas, TX, Kansas City, MO, Eagan and Edina, MN) and lack of communication informing data center technician about important dates. Could not afford simple tools for technician to use, some of the tech would bring their own. They could not afford simple time clock for employee to clock in and it was base on honor system. Sales team, sale engineer, GM/ DC manager, would not honest about coming into work. They do not put in the required time at the office, unless CEO, CFO, VP are coming into town. Upper management will take trip to MN location and stay for a couple days just to do an hour meeting that could be done via web conference. Company isn’t growing when they cannot get a full staff in MN location. Benefit is not good, after a couple visit to the dental clinic, stated it would cover but then later would get a payment owe because insurance decline. Some of the managers were trying to force all employees to get high deductible health plan.

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