Mar 13, 2026
Ema (CA) reviews
3.6
59% would recommend to a friend
58% positive business outlook
Ema (CA) has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 20 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there.
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20 reviews
5.0
Feb 23, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook
Pros
1. Lot of customers & revenue. Feels like you're in a fast growing, stable company. 2. Smart team, everything moves very fast. You can get exposure to any part of the start up easily to learn more. People are nice, so not much inter-personal stress. 3. You learn about and use Agentic AI a lot every day. In your daily work, for your product or customers. If you're excited about Agentic AI, enterprise automation feels like a great way to create impact. 4. You can quickly increase in scope or responsibility if you are inclined to. Never a boring day :)
Cons
Work life balance: you will have calls at night with the India team. Most people work long hours every day (10hrs is common). I take evenings off, never work Friday nights, and rarely work weekends. But I definitely do not have time to socialize or chill on weekdays.
1.0
Nov 18, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook
Pros
- Company has customers. - Salary reaches the bank account on time. - Most employees are good, but not all.
Cons
- Read the other reviews. - Extremely high attrition, and not enough new hires. Candidates don't join, some leave in 1 week - 5 people to tell what to do, and 1 to do it - Constant distraction with meetings and way too frequent sprint updates. - Everything is urgent. - All teams are short staffed, and senior developers don't stick around. The ones with common sense leave in 6-8 months. - Culture of tagging people constantly and posting on public channels; it keeps the phone buzzing. - Employees have no sense of work-time boundaries. Local employees post and tag at 2am. Go to sleep, or at least let me. - Very bad code. - Micromanagement and a lot of form filling. You have to write in Google Docs, Jira, Google Sheets, launch calendars, launch announcements, product documentation, product runbooks, and on-call runbooks. No one reads the damn documents.
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