Employee-focused - Operations OnLogic Employee Review

5.0
Jun 3, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Ops management takes the time to check in and make sure you're doing well. Each employee gets dedicated one-on-one time with their manager to discuss performance and growth opportunities, and managers are open to and encourage candid feedback and discussion on what is working and not working. - Genuine culture of continuous improvement, everyone works to make themselves and the company better, every day! - Decisions are made with the company and the well-being of employees in mind. - Very values-driven, we all fundamentally believe in and work by the core values (Open, Fair, Independent, Innovative) which keeps us aligned and allows us to make progress and decisions quickly.

Cons

- Some system and process pain points because of the high level of sustained growth over the last few years, but the dedication from management and employees to change and adapt has set the team up well to work through any and all of those challenges.

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5.0
Feb 9, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Company is growing fast, and opportunities are everywhere if you are willing to do the work and have a positive outlook.

Cons

The wrong place to work if you want to cruise through as a passenger only and not a driver.

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OnLogic Response
5mo
Love this description. At OnLogic, we prioritize impact over activity, and that starts with having 'drivers' in every seat. Thank you for your commitment; glad to have you on the team! ~ Sean Larkin, CEO
2.0
Feb 3, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Friendly, welcoming people. Direct manager cared about my personal well-being and helped establish goals for my professional career. Beautiful building with a cafeteria and a chef. Great PTO.

Cons

Most people are underpaid. This is by design. Top leadership wants to keep salaries low so people leave and new underpaid employees take their place. High turnover, like unreasonably high. Don't get too cozy with anyone who's been there for less than 2 years; they'll probably leave. Because of this, processes get lost in the void and workflows become muddled quickly. Strictly in-person. Some teams allow remote work, or if you're sick, you're encouraged to work from home. Upper management keeps their heads on a swivel. If you aren't at your desk as often as possible, they will notice, and it will come up. They watch the cameras to see who is late/leaving early. Don't expect a flexible schedule. There are many common spaces with chairs/booths to work and a game area that will be shown on tours of the building. Don't expect to use them, you should be at your desk. You won't be assigned a title with a level (like I, II, III). This doesn't help you when it comes to raises and compensation. There is no fridge to keep your lunch in. Limited healthcare options.

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OnLogic Response
5mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. We’re glad you enjoyed our onsite amenities and felt supported by your manager, we truly value the culture our team has built. Regarding compensation, we hear your concerns. We are committed to conducting annual market reviews to ensure our pay remains competitive. Furthermore, we are investing in enhanced management training to ensure our leaders can better support team members in their professional development and career progression. We remain committed to open dialogue and regular feedback on this topic as we continue to evolve our programs for our employees. We recognize that our in-office environment may not align with everyone's personal preferences. While we are open to flexibility when specific needs arise or when someone requires a 'heads-down' day to focus, we remain committed to keeping our standard operations in-house. We believe this is vital for our agility and team growth, and it is not a policy we are looking to negotiate at this time. Your feedback is an important part of our growth. We appreciate your contributions to the team and wish you success in your next chapter. ~ Sean Larkin, CEO
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