Pethetic service based company - Software Engineer Kickdrum Employee Review

1.0
May 16, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

You will not find any pros in this company. Eventually, all your self-respect will be torn apart by these guys.

Cons

1. Horrible work like balance 2. Stupid bunch of people 3. Insensitive human beings

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Kickdrum Response
5y
Thank you for sharing your experience. Kickdrum is a growing company where top-level talent, who are curious to continuously learn and apply new things, and who take initiative, thrive in our fast-paced environment. We are definitely not for everyone but are committed to shaping our culture with people of the same mindset. Our philosophy has not changed; we continue to invest heavily in our people and expect the best from them in return.

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4.0
May 25, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great at providing employee support.

Cons

Bad at giving free time.

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Kickdrum Response
3y
Thank you for the feedback. We believe in work-play-learn and attempt to give equal emphasis to all three. As an organization, we try to strike a balance between work and play by having meeting free Fridays, flexible leaves, weekly sports outings, and hybrid work options to name a few.
2.0
Jul 1, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The office had decent snacks and the Austin location itself is nice.

Cons

I entered the establishment with the expectation that the diversity and inclusion messaging I had encountered would be genuine, but it was nothing more than a facade. Every meeting had someone talking about how committed we were to DEI, we had all these initiatives and discussion groups, but when it came to actual decision-making and who got promoted or heard in the room it was the same people every single time. I watched people from underrepresented groups bring ideas that went nowhere and then a few months later someone else would get credit for basically the same thing. The constant talking points about inclusion made it worse somehow, because the gap between what we said and what we did was so obvious. I am not asking for perfection but the disconnect between all the messaging and the reality was exhausting and demoralizing.

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