Wimmer Solutions

Wimmer was a good employer to me. My salary was competitive, because I negotiated that. I was treated well, because I wouldn’t be treated any other way.
Working for, or with, a consulting/​vending company is a tough business at times– you’ll need to be a strong self-​advocate and negotiator. That’s true across the business though. The negative reviews here are more representative of the entire industry than they are of this company.
I maintain personal friendships years later because of the experience I gained with Wimmer. My recruiter at Wimmer is still who I refer friends to– she was one of the few whom I consulted with who actually took the time to talk to me like a human being about what work I was interested in doing, and the work that I had done. She’s been promoted and probably no longer has time to read reviews– but if she’s reading this, GREAT JOB!
I have experience with several vending companies that deal in the Seattle area. None of them were as honest and straightforward as Wimmer. They have been far and away the highest quality vending agency in town– and as an FTE at Microsoft I constantly advocated for them. I would highly recommend them both as an employer and as a service provider.

I was contacted by a recruiter here who, for some reason, was posting a job on behalf of a company in Reno, NV. It turns out the said company is one of the top «revolving door companies» in town that happens to be issuing all-​points bulletins to every recruiting agency on earth right now trying to get some of their positions filled, so I guess a few out-​of-​staters can’t hurt, yeah? In addition, the said company is embroiled in one of the biggest casino employee lawsuits in history — picture 4700+ people getting screwed out of overtime wages. Whoever would want to be representing an environment like that is beyond me, but then there was Wimmer.
Anyhow, a scheduled phone appointment/​interview never took place, followed by an email a couple of days later stating that my phone «just rang and rang with no answer or voicemail,» which is a complete crock — I’ve had the same phone number for over a decade, in three different states, and even in the most remote mountain towns, this has never happened. I think certain people forget sometimes about today’s technology with caller ID and time/​date stamp on cell phones when they’re making up excuses like this, but oh well. The call was rescheduled for the following day, and I received it, 45 minutes after the scheduled appointment time. Enough said about professionalism!
It’s funny that the previous reviewers mentioned low pay, theft, and a remodeled waterfront office with a yacht, because that’s the impression I got of this place, via one phone call, even before I found it on Unilocal

Great people and staff. Mostly Wimmer specializes in Microsoft contracts. I worked here a while and enjoyed the atmosphere and culture. They often do nice dinners for their employees. One thing to keep in mind, always compare the rate of pay between vendors. this vendor tends to pay low for a tech consulting firm. I can tell why. they have a giant remodeled office on the waterfront with a company yacht at the dock. Another thing, if you get let go on good terms for no reason. don’t expect any advance notification until the day your contract is up.