DraftKings reviews

Unlimited PTO but you’ll hardly be able to use it, and if you are fortunate enough to it’ll never be at a peace of mind working at this org. Salary is competitive but you’ll do the work of 1.5 people so really you’re being overworked and underpaid, unless you're perhaps upper management. Workloads and expectations became so blatantly unrealistic that you’ll begin to reflect and ask yourself is this even worth the stress? I know I’m not the only one you can go into the office any day of the week and see the dreary worn out look on your colleagues faces. Any feel good team event or activity was very transparent, it was to prepare you for a period of harsh undertakings that were soon to follow. And they would let you know that it was coming. This is probably why the age of employees are skewed much younger, as they’re better at taking orders no matter how unreasonable. Such a well respected brand and leader in the space yet they treat their employees like cannon fodder. I’ve spoke to colleagues with 10+ years experience at DK and they’ll talk about the good ol days working there. But from my experience those days are long gone. It’s robotically corporate, work life balance is trash and there is no real sense of camaraderie, just that cold feeling of being a cog in the wheel every day working there. Priorities will flip overnight, your tools & processes will change on a dime with little communication or training, it’s just one migraine after the other. Overall I'm very disappointed with the org and its leadership I’m not sure if the whole sports betting industry operates like this but if it does then it’s an industry ill avoid entirely in the future.

•The over the phone live chat was a lot more challenging considering when I get nervous I say "ughh" a lot & I catch myself stuttering sometimes. •Dealing with very mad gamblers that loose a lot of money was really hard cause some of them would cuss & scream at you. •They switched up the schedule a lot & also whether I would be doing live chat messaging or phone chat, I didn't like that.