Amazing Place to Work! - Anonymous employee OrderAhead Employee Review

5.0
Jan 23, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Fantastic Management Team Dedicated company throughout Will not stop until they succeed...which they are Funnest place I have ever worked. I have not laughed as hard as when I am working with OrderAhead peeps!

Cons

You know what you are getting into when you join a start-up. OrderAhead is on the path to success because it focuses on excellence in everything. Don't plan to work there and expect to coast by. The company is a family but they also make sure to hold everyone accountable. You will grow and learn but will be pushed. This is a Con for people that shouldn't be in start-ups, but a Pro for those wanting to join a company that is making waves because of the people they hire.

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Cons

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4.0
Jan 14, 2016
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Pros

This is a great organization for your first or second opportunity out of college. You'll find that OrderAhead provides you with opportunities that you wouldn't necessarily get at a much larger company. If you work hard and commit the time, you'll find yourself able to work further into what you're specifically interested in, and within a (relatively) short amount of time. You are guaranteed an opportunity to work directly with your team manager on a regular basis, which is a very positive aspect of initial work experience. OrderAhead is a place where you "earn" what you put in. The ups and downs of the company are a fantastic learning experience that will benefit you in your 3rd or 4th career, and that's important to keep that in mind as you build your resume. The best teammates at OrderAhead are those who are able to focus on their own long-term career goals, and not get too absorbed in team movements, adjustments, etc.

Cons

In exchange for the pros, you'll have to accept the longer hours and lower pay relative to larger startups in the area, especially in your first year. Also, smaller companies are by nature often less organized. Expect to work under a fluctuating environment where areas, like team goals/priorities, change on a semi-frequent (quarterly) basis. You'll go through stretches where you won't be particularly enamored by the work you're doing.

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