One of the most fun, unique company cultures - Anonymous employee Auctane Employee Review

4.0
Oct 31, 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-Very fun office culture with happy hours, events, & gatherings! -The best people work at Auctane. Everyone is friendly & fun yet professional and knowledgeable! -Career progression is a top priority here.

Cons

-Uncertainty with the company's future due to a relatively new C-Suite team -The company has grown and changed a lot very quickly. This can lead to disorganized processes but leaders are dedicating to cleaning that up.

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Auctane Response
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Thank you for your positive review! We're glad you enjoy our fun office culture and find your colleagues friendly and professional. Career progression is indeed a priority for us. We appreciate your feedback on the uncertainties with the new C-Suite team and the rapid changes. Our leadership is committed to improving these areas. Thanks for being part of Auctane! Feel free to share any further suggestions or concerns.

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