Dying company ran by greed, fueled by incompetence - Merchandising Manager Newegg Employee Review

1.0
Mar 29, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

An okay company if you have zero experience. Decent PTO after 2 years. Decent health insurance policy.

Cons

A very terrible company from almost all angles. Company has been in stagnation for years and continues to sink. Only those that cannot be accepted anywhere else choose to remain. The ones to succeed are the ones that can suck up to the higher managers. Lay offs happen almost every month, causing so much instability and further spiraling down. Incentive goals are always unreasonable. Company doesn't profit due to slim margins which is hard to fix as their business model is outdated yet they refuse to adapt. Employee turnover is high and the company has no properly-functioning HR and does not know anything about employee retention. Out of the company's cheapness, they will assign anyone and everyone to random roles such as CTO to do marketing and CFO to do HR while CEO plays golf and COO thinks of how he will lay off more people.

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5.0
Jun 12, 2026
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Pros

Great learning opportunities with exposure to multiple aspects of the business. Fast-paced environment that encourages continuous growth and adaptability. Clear team structure and well-defined responsibilities, allowing employees to stay focused and execute efficiently. Plenty of opportunities to take ownership of projects and make a meaningful impact. Collaborative teams and strong cross-functional communication.

Cons

As a global company with a diverse workforce, communication styles can vary across teams. In some situations, discussions may take place in languages other than English, which can occasionally create challenges for employees who are not fluent in those languages.

3.0
Jun 27, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Deal directly w/ manufacturers. Building your network within the industry.

Cons

Lots of procedures to adhere to -- very corporate.

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