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- "Great culture, and emphasis is placed on employees embracing that culture, building a very strong sense of camaraderie." (in 22 reviews)
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- "Despite the other reviews that were posted by either marketing, management or a few brown nosers, this is not a very well run company." (in 12 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 3.0Jun 22, 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
They do nice things to make you feel more like friends and family than employees ... breakfast ... ice cream ... PJ's to work on occasion and dress however you want. Pin pong always (although it gets annoying when you're on calls and people can hear the noise). The people are nice. You really care for your coworkers.
Cons
Non-millennials with college degrees and prior experience beware. You're not paid what you're worth. Managers get hired with little to no experience ( what I've heard is it's a 'desperate hire' in times of business increase). Processes change every week. Scratch that - every other day. The people who make top-level decisions don't have the full picture of what goes into daily activities. It's because they hire managers who aren't qualified. It's not the execs fault that they don't get the full picture and make bad decisions based on bad managerial feedback. When your direct manager doesn't understand the daily process you do, how can execs get the full picture?
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