Verizon Communications Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked for Verizon Wireless since 2001. They were a solid company with amazing benefits, a great work-life balance, that encouraged diversity and provided room for advancement, The only reason I left the company was a result of a reorganization that moved my position out of state and relocating was not an option for me."

"Good company that is better focused under current leadership."

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"It's a great place to work with huge opportunity to explore various new things. Also having a great infrastructure to work in the Data science domain. Direction might be an issue which keeps changing with the leadership team. Its a growing Data science team with diversified capabilities."

"Great work environment. Lots of fun"

"Super amazing operational excellence company"

"I have worked with Verizon Communications since 2005, focusing mostly in the IT Service Desk. While the company provides great benefits to its employees, sometimes the compensation is on the lower end of the scale. Most recently there have been several changes in corporate direction, making them do about-faces from certain decisions that had been made. Because of this, the company has lost many talented employees and are experiencing a talent gap."

"I've worked for Verizon call center for over 3 years, I believe that they are a great company to work for. they strive to make sure that every question is answered. They work hard at goals"

"I worked for Verizon for a total of 22 years. Excellent benefits and pay. You will work really hard, and you need to be a self starter. My fellow teammates are the best in the business and I truly enjoyed working with them and being a project manager at Verizon."

"Verizon is a leader in the telecommunications industry. They are building out the nation's first 5G network."