DISH Network L.L.C

Please count the cost before working here. The field service managers can be real hard on you. I noticed some managers wanting you to be perfect

One of the best companies to work with, with supportive management and colleagues. From C level to entry level staff. Open door policy at it finest.

Working at dish, was an alright experience. I did indeed learn a lot about technology. That and I made very close long term friends that started as co workers that I still talk to till this day. I had a couple of really great mangers. I will say the negative part of this job was the stats and requirements. Close to impossible. If you cannot fix the tech issue with the customer over the phone and sent a technician out to their location your penalized for that, and the time invested as an employee was not necessarily recognized. Work life balance wasn’t great, due to the unstable work schedule. It changes often. Over all though Definitely a good place to start for some experience. Not a “career” type of job. That’s about it.

They suck you in w a 4 day work week which you never work, you now have to be a salesman as well as a service technician, and they change your route multiple times a day, and you never get home at a decent hour

I thought working for Dish was great at first because of the name and what services they provided. Low and behold, the company does not care about the people actually doing the work and out late in the evenings doing jobs. A hurricane hit the city and everyone in the office was affected in some kind of way. They wanted us back to work the next day when no one for miles had power and roads were closed. What would take 20 minute to get to a job would take 2 hours driving 2 or 3 counties over. Dish Network focus is all over the place, installations, sales and everything else they dipped into. The pay was not worth the everyday hassle and stress of making sales in low income areas.

Dish does not treat salaried employees as adults. Badge reporting. One minute late and you get written up, after 3 times you are fired. No work from home or flexibility. They hire outside of company rather than promote from within. At least 20% less pay than base pay for title. Horrible benefits. Culture is more like a cult. Age discrimination, sexism does exist! Bad upper management and very old fashioned.