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Great mission but cliquey leadership and poor listening - Marketing Ellevation Education Employee Review

2.0
Jun 16, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great mission and very tied into the ELL community. Really great at hiring amazing people, terrible at keeping them.

Cons

Very cliquey and that includes leadership, if you're not in the cool crowd you might as well write your own ticket out. Product Management doesn't listen to customer POV - designs the product regardless of what customers ask for and removes features that customers love. The direction is constantly changing based on the latest book that leadership has read.

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5.0
Apr 10, 2026
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Pros

Competitive salary and amazing benefits; Great work/ life balance; Strong & helpful people open to sharing and supporting a collaborative culture

Cons

Communication and Collaboration for Product roadmap and features has room for improvement; unclear professional pathways for teams under partner success operations

3.0
Jul 15, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

One of the better places I've worked. It is remote, with one offsite per year that could have been an email, but you never feel micromanaged. The people are genuinely great, and they hire well; everyone's helpful and easy to work with. It also feels like the mission is real, not just something they slap on the website; you can tell your work actually matters and connects to something bigger. And the workload is reasonable, which honestly feels rare these days

Cons

That said, things have shifted in the last few years. There's a real sense of instability in the market right now, and it's bled into how work feels day-to-day, everything's got this undercurrent of urgency and edge that wasn't there before. Leadership hasn't been transparent about it either; the messaging tends to paint a picture that everything's fine, but it's pretty clear financially that it's not. After the layoffs last November, that same uneasy feeling is creeping back in, and it's hard to trust the reassurances when the pattern keeps repeating.

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