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      From Good To Not So Good - Anonymous employee Bullhorn Employee Review

      3.0
      Mar 2, 2018
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Bullhorn was a great place when I started, but it has changed a bit, mostly for the worse. Decent benefits with great company contribution, generally great people and culture, and if you're in Development or Sales then you also have great career advancement opportunities from what I've observed. Lots going on so it's never boring.

      Cons

      Pay seems to be pretty low. Again, I would imagine unless you're in Dev or Sales, good luck getting paid a fair rate. Also, titles are inflated like a Macy's Day Parade balloon in some departments, it's almost comical. As I said above, career opportunities mostly exist in Dev and Sales, unless you're lucky or happen to have a manager who will actually go to bat for you. 401k took a while to be implemented, but it's decent I guess for now.

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      Bullhorn Response
      8y
      I'm sorry you left Bullhorn feeling this way. In the last year we have done a lot of work around compensation, and continue to evaluate to make sure everyone is being paid fairly. I'm interested in your comments about title inflation. As we've created career paths, we feel titles match the level of contribution. If you feel comfortable please reach out to me at h.smith@bullhorn.com

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      5.0
      Jul 6, 2026
      Technical support engineer i
      Recommend
      CEO approval
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      Pros

      It's nearly impossible to find a company to work for that has the same culture as Bullhorn. One thing specifically has kept me at Bullhorn: everyone WANTS you to succeed and WANTS to help you succeed, if they can.

      Cons

      Bullhorn is a work-from-home-first company, so there's not much outside interaction / socializing with your colleagues, unless you work in one of the offices. If that is something that is important to you, when looking for your next employer, you may want to consider working from one of the brick-and-mortar offices Bullhorn has.

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      Bullhorn Response
      4d
      The headline says it all for me! I'm so glad you're having such a positive experience here, and appreciate your advice about the remote first environment. We have some virtual events coming up in September, and I'll hope you're take part in them! Let's keep raising the bar together! - Kelley Morse, CPO
      5.0
      Jun 4, 2026
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Approachable leadership that leads by example Excellent managers Top notch culture and people Flexible and remote work options Great work/life balance Unlimited PTO Solid health benefits + 401K Mentorship program Always evolving - keeps you on your toes Constant learning opportunities

      Cons

      Always evolving can also be a con - while I personally thrive in this setting, the constant change can (and has been) not ideal for some, especially in the last few years.

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      Bullhorn Response
      2w
      This is an incredibly thoughtful review. What sticks with me is the part on seasons and living through each of them. Getting through winter makes the summer feel just that much better, and while you're toughing it out, the relationships only deepen in times of challenge. It's a really good analogy. Thanks for giving me a few to mull on this morning. Hope you continue to love it here, thrive here through all the seasons ahead! - Kelley Morse, CPO
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