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      Renaissance now: Bottom line > Mission - Anonymous employee Renaissance Learning Employee Review

      3.0
      Sep 15, 2017
      Anonymous employee
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      Pros

      Nice coworkers to be found in all corners of the company.

      Cons

      Renaissance Learning has undergone many changes in a short period of time. Not all of them are positive. They tout investments in innovation, but primary motivation is shifting from the mission central to the company's inception toward carbon-copy cutthroat business at the expense of customers (and employees who care for them). This trickles down from the revolving door of C-level leaders. Culture is crumbling. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing, and blames the right hand for it.

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      Thank you for taking time to write a review of Renaissance, though, I was disappointed to read about your experience working with us. We want Renaissance to be a rewarding place to work for our colleagues. While it is certainly true that we have experienced a lot of change in the past year or so, our commitment to our mission, to teachers and to students remains as strong as ever. We also recognize that as our organization evolves, our culture will too. — Kim Mitchell, Chief People Officer

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      May 15, 2026
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      Flexible, remote first, friendly team

      Cons

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      May 22, 2026
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      Some of the most amazing people you’ll ever work with. Generally supportive peers. Leaders are kind and not intentionally toxic. Strong brand recognition and a variety of solutions to enable solution selling.

      Cons

      The culture of the organization seems to have succumbed to the broader climate surrounding politics and education. Immense pressure is placed on sales team to deliver in saturated territories with beyond unachievable quotas for some and cake quotas for others. No cost of living increases, lots of layoffs and unclear path for growth with an egregious lack of transparency from leadership about the glaring issues. NONE of this seems intentional or malicious-it just seems like a lot of behaviors caused by extreme desperation.

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