MindGeek Reviews

Pros

good employer, support wfh during the pandamic

Cons

nothing much to be added

Pros

learn new things relax good place

Cons

levels ,your another number there

Pros

Free breakfast, mostly for the 8-4ers. I did the overnight shift so I'd often wait around for breakfast. Random free gifts. Subscriptions that cost them but a dime to give out. Training was fun, but once they threw you in the deep end, you had to fend for yourself.

Cons

We were direly underpaid for the amount of stress we were under. Because I did graveyard, I was basically one dollar over minimum wage. Otherwise, there is no good way to upgrade in this company. The people who make the money only care about their own concerns. Basically, the higher up you were physically in the building, the more your feet get kissed. They bribed you with random giveaways and earning points for having high scores and selling subscriptions, like a stuffed animal. Extravagant parties, if you're invited. If you stayed at the company long enough, you get a watch. When you run a shady business that milks people out of their money, time, effort, and will; you are going to see a turnover like Mindgeek does. They bait you in with promises of opportunities and lavish things and potentially more money, but they are ruthless when it comes to evaluating who is basically making them more profit, and will get rid of you in a heartbeat if they feel like you're just not good enough. If that doesn't make you want to recoil, imagine your last day of work, crying in the booth where we were allowed to take phone calls. (phones were deeply prohibited on the floor) Being in an insane, inexplicable amount of pain, on top of the anxiety from the job. Going to the hospital because it's unbearable, then being called by your supervisor saying you were a no-show no-call, even though you called on the way to the ER, also sending a doctor's note promptly. Do you know what they sent back? A termination notice. For what?

Pros

Good people, average salary and good work/life balance. Option to work from home. Lots of social events.

Cons

This is obviously subjective but I do feel that it's slow to climb the ladder. Worker from entry level often take around 2-3 years to get a promotion.

Pros

They used to serve their employees free breakfast, don't know if they still do

Cons

-Toxic workplace culture -High turn-over -Management has a heavy "bro" culture, where you don't move up unless you're male, cis-hetero and "one of the guys"

Pros

Workplace culture was a phenomenal experience and a great team

Cons

Front security man can be rude

Pros

Most training is on the job 100% Remote Good work balance (recently)

Cons

Lower salaries No retirement pension Most benefits (parties, food) appeal to a younger crowd and are not the same post-pandemic

Pros

Decent bonus and management team

Cons

None that i can think of

Pros

Decent enough pay and benefits

Cons

Strict, unreasonable work pace expectations

Pros

Decent starting company for tech and media.

Cons

*A bit a lot niche* and pay, insurance, and benefits, could be MUCH better considering how much bank is made.