I worked as an independent benefits consultant for VitalSpring Technologies of McLean, VA for 10 months in 2006. Despite the consulting agreement they signed, payment was slow and incomplete for my billable hours and out-of-pocket expenses for providing benefits management expertise to support ...
This company is as unethical and immoral as any I have encountered in my 30 years of technology and healthcare experience. They have a long history of failing to pay their employees, but they continue to lure in prospective new hires with interviews and promises and then fail to pay the expenses. I ...
I support the writer of the 5/3/09 post. Everything the writer said is true. I am also a former employee of VitalSpring.in the (thankfully) short months I was there, I accumulated over $10k in authorized business expenses. Most of those expenses were to travel to the home office for internal ...
Vitalspring Technologies is suffering (quietly). They owe hundreds of thousands of dollars to: employees (both former and current), vendors, landlords, legal services, investors... Just about everybody that comes across this company. Often employees are asked to hold off on cashing their payroll ...
I was a senior manager at this software firm. I put my trust in the CEO Sreedhar Potarazu and travelled extensively on company business. My expenses totalled approx $12K. I was promised I would be reimbursed and still have not received reimbursement. Do not do business with this company as they ...
I was invited to fly to Virginia for an on-site interview with this company, followed by a second on-site interview. I turned down the job offered due to a feeling that they were financially less than stable, a fact the CFO admitted during my second on-site. After I turned down the job, the CFO ...