OK, advancement and job satisfaction depend on position and department - Anonymous employee TouchTunes Employee Review

3.0
Apr 1, 2013
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Innovative and cool products, very competent co-workers, rare increasing source of revenue in the music industry. The quality of the product is such that you want to stand behind it and be loyal to it.

Cons

Because the company is relatively small for its size of operations, "lower" level employees are functionally very important but often under-appreciated. In some departments the level of dedication required from them is completely disproportionate to their compensation, and hard work often goes unrecognized. Meanwhile, upper management turnover is very high, compounding their laughable inefficiency in some departments. Unless you are earning a six-figure salary, morale is quite low and there is no general effort to improve it.

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Cons

- Toxic Leadership Culture: Incompetent, egotistical, and narcissistic management that fosters fear rather than collaboration. - Zero Upward Mobility: No clear career paths or growth opportunities; promotions and recognition are rare or politically driven. - Miserable Work Environment: Employees, especially those who’ve been there long-term, appear burned out, disengaged, and deeply unhappy. - Soul-Sucking Atmosphere: The energy is heavy, draining, and creatively stifling — it feels like survival, not inspiration. - Widespread Negativity: Teams spend more time gossiping, complaining, or blaming others than actually collaborating or problem-solving. - Divisive Leadership: Leadership preaches values like inclusion and teamwork but acts in the opposite way — creating silos and favoritism. - HR Complicity: HR prioritizes protecting toxic management over supporting employee well-being or addressing serious workplace issues. - Culture of Fear and Bullying: Bullies are rewarded and thrive in the environment, while kind, collaborative, and talented people often leave. - Lack of Accountability: Poor performers in leadership roles face no consequences; bad behavior is normalized. - Hypocritical “Culture” Messaging: Company values are used as PR slogans, not guiding principles — nothing authentic about the “people-first” narrative. - Rampant Discrimination: Racism, Islamophobia, and other forms of bias are openly tolerated or ignored by leadership — creating a hostile environment for anyone outside the “inner circle.” -Declining Business & Outdated Product: Revenue continues to fall because the product is irrelevant in a changing economy — especially during a recession. Leadership refuses to innovate or face reality. - Overall Dysfunction: The company is a case study in how not to run a business — a revolving door of talent, crumbling morale, and no vision for the future.

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