Was a great place to work until it went way downhill; don't trust the CEO. - Anonymous employee GameSalad Employee Review

-the PEOPLE: everyone at the company is hardworking and fun to work with. -company has a very noble mission of providing equitable access to computer science education to ALL students. My sense of purpose is much stronger working in this role compared to many other companies I've worked for. -your opinion matters. You feel like your work & ideas contribute to company growth. -High level of Autonomy & Flexibility for reps (executive management's focuses more on accountability of hitting pipeline & sales revenue goals)

-start up environment so having the ability to "wear many hats" is a must -long sales cycles, but if you can successfully navigate complex organizations then you will do well here and be greatly rewarded.

Some cool people, laid-back workflow, kind of a ground-floor thing with lots of potential for people who apply themselves. Smart co-workers. Hot female manager. Free soda and candy. Cool Apple laptops they let us take home.

Some people were irresponsible and never got anything done. The COO Frank Coppersmith had real straight-laced sensibilities, which was uncool for a gaming company. It was driven financially by investors rather than revenues, so some days it felt like a Ponzi scheme. Lot of spoiled people worked there. Especially the kind of spoiled people who call others 'spoiled'. Ageism. Getting terminated just before X-Mas 2011, over writing a personal letter on a lunch break. Oh yeah, CONSTANT SYSADMIN SURVEILLANCE. Some ghetto ties (gangs, drug dealers, prostitution)