
Generally okay, but many things to work on if it's going to live up to the (somewhat inexplicable) ratings on this site.
Bold vision paired with realistic planning and decision-making.
The people doing the actual work.
Solving problems with people I like to be around.
The pay is competitive, the benefits are excellent, the culture allows for actually using the unlimited PTO. Potential for equity is unclear.
We work at a high level and an intense pace, and we also have a lot of fun together. That balance is valuable to me.
It was relaxed and comfortable, I felt like the employees who interviewed me were all sincerely interested in me as a worker and a person.
There's very little ego-jostling, from what I have seen. I also feel comfortable giving and receiving feedback, and it seems that most of my coworkers feel similarly.
We're all working too hard, due to positions not being backfilled. We're constantly whiplashing business direction. The executive team is largely out of touch with what us as employees want, as well as what customers actually want.
Easy: I am paid much less than the average salary for my position both at this company and elsewhere—which is totally unfair, given the heavy workload. Also, many of us have asked multiple times about when more eq
The team is smart and friendly, we all work well together. We all deserve to be paid more of the money. Again, if there's money to make Robert Downey our mascot, there's money to pay the people building the product.
- Keep a direction/strategy longer than a quarter. Constant changes cause whiplash. - Hire and backfill again. If there's money to throw millions at Robert Downey Jr. and Red Sox sponsorships, there's money to hire people. We're all working too hard. - More transparency on decision-making