BigCommerce reviews

When I first started, it was a bit frustrating with the levels of management put in place, but now that there is no org structure for the Engineers, I feel like I am less blocked and can get more done.

-many of the smart, fun and passionate co-workers have left -if you're not in your 20's and this isn't your 1st/2nd job, the amenities don't outweigh the hours or commute -long hours if you don't set limits for yourself; if you do only work 40-50 hours you feel overwhelmed with not being able to get everything done in time -get the details and read the fine lines of your vacation and bonus agreement payouts -location/commute to 360 - completely removed from Austin and no local connection outside of the office wall murals -Australian headquarters makes decision making processes lengthy and over-complicated -moving from a small management team to a multilayer was not employee focused and completely changed the culture The idea and drive behind the company is really positive and enticing, but the executive changes made in the past year have taken their toll on the culture and environment. Bringing in experienced VPs from larger companies seems like a logical step when growing from a start-up to desired IPO, but there is a huge gap between what used to be the core Directors fully immersed in what their teams were experiencing day-to-day to a now large VP core making decisions based on stats and ideas that in no way relate to what is going on at ground level.