AWeber reviews

It's all fun & games when you start, from the outside it looks like this super fun place to work, hey look at us we're a hip company full of nurf guns and cool toys. Once the fog settles you see what it really is. It's an inorganic, forced culture, not something we created but something we are told to live & breath even when our own leaders don't know our core values. The CEO runs this ship, with incredibly limited experience as a leader and 0 people skills. Leadership has little to no actual leadership experience over all and has almost no say in anything that happens, unless it's in agreement with the CEO. When you start there are promises of growth but other than a few very isolated instances that's a blatant lie. Even if you are being told you are doing a great job and working towards a promotion or a new role they don't mean in this life time, they will string people along like that year after year until they leave. As long as you are quiet and don't speak out against things that you think are wrong, you can coast along in your role for eternity. But beware, a few comments stating you disagree with something or would like to make improvements somewhere (that CEO thinks doesn't need improving)l and you're next in line for a skills realignment or performance evaluation.

Culture sometimes felt forced, micro-management from higher ups, remote work not permitted, no real career pathing for most roles, several of the "small businesses" served through the software are questionable at best.