Run away fast. - Mitarbeiter (anonym) bei Civitech: Mitarbeiterbewertung

The people. Civitech is full of smart, talented, and genuinely supportive coworkers who care about the mission and about each other. Leadership is approachable, receptive to feedback, and does a great job communicating the company's vision and priorities. The company invests in its people through professional development opportunities, thoughtful performance review cycles, and programs like SMILES that bring a little extra fun and connection into the workday. I've also been impressed by how intentional Civitech is about building culture in a remote environment. From team-building activities to an in-person retreat, there are plenty of opportunities to connect with colleagues and build relationships beyond day-to-day work. If you're looking for a place where you can grow professionally, take on new challenges, and work alongside people who want you to succeed, Civitech is a great place to be.

Pretty typical startup growing pains—processes and operations haven’t fully caught up with the pace of the rest of the organization yet. Nothing unusual for a company at this stage, just the tradeoff of moving fast and staying flexible.

I know there's a bunch of bad reviews here and they seem valid. I've been working on calls for a while here and my experience with the people in my sector of Civitech have been wonderful to work with. I always am happy to work with them, and they've been very helpful with everything I've done here. The overall role has been very easy and straightforward, and there's not a long list of things you need to remember when you're trained. They recently made a great decision to go from contract to W-2 for our roles and that's a huge thumbs up for me! 👍

The hours can be pretty lacking and it's not always going to be easy dealing with people on the phone. Callers can be very aggressive and rude sometimes. I also wish the company could work on the material they're sending out to people, there's alot of phrasing that has people worried that it could be a phishing scam, or voter fraud, or something else.