techweek Reviews

You do not get paid a lot, but you work 60-70 hours. Unfortunately the management does not care how many last minute changes they make or how late you have to stay there. Working here does not give you a work-life balance and you will find yourself exhausted all the time. There is constant tension in the office between management and employees and you can forget management ever listening to your ideas. You are constantly on the defense rather than offense. Expect calls at all hours of the day and night. If you want to feel belittled and stupid then this is the perfect place for you to work. It's not worth it.

You’re sold a bill of good about ownership and innovation when you’re hired, only to discover that there’s only one pair of slightly-too-small pants in the office, worn by an imperious chairman with a pocket square fetish. You’re jerked around by managers who set unachievable goals and craft self-congratulatory excuses for not reaching them. Every meeting is a speech about how the company has “learned so much” and is now finally poised for unbridled success. Employees who were praised as rockstars on Monday have disappeared mysteriously by Friday. Eventually transparency, predictability, meritocracy and any semblance of professional functionality all seem like beautiful, hazy memories. You wake up one morning to the realization that going to work every day feels less like your obligation as a productive member of society and more like the next act of an absurdist play about that frog in the pot of slowly boiling water who is either too stupid or too lazy to jump out