I worked at Techxpress several years ago. It was maybe the worst work experiences of my life. Just to give everyone an idea of Bryan's business ethics, the company collected old computers for charity. They called it "computers for kids" or something like that. What happened with these machines? Well maybe some were actually given away to kids, but there was store room at techxpress where this stuff was stored and it was constantly raided to provide equipment for developers and staff. This was real fraud dealing with a kids charity, just to save a few dollars. It was disgusting. I mean come on Bryan, collecting stuff for kids then using it to try to make more of a profit. you should be ashamed of yourself.
As for all the awards? People need to realize that there are very few independent business in San Louis Obispo. Most things are tourist related, like restaurants, bars or related to the university. So yeah who knows why they give these awards, but trust me, it is not the customers that vote for these awards.
The other points are more or less true. The CMS was a joke it was designed by a rotating cast of entry-level people. The business model here was to lock customers into a proprietary system lock them out of FTP access. The other profit center was of course labor arbitrage they pay low skilled people $9, $10, $11 hour and then bill the customer $100 per hour. Is this customers being ripped-off- sure is, or is this just capitalism? Well you make up your own mind on that one. I have no trust in this company thats why I quit.
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