Perks but Beware - Project Manager Relativity Employee Review

1.0
Nov 3, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great salary, great in-office perks, very nice colleagues

Cons

To all possible applicants - Please read - Be Aware. You will be dazzled by an outstanding salary, great benefits and in-office perks, availability to occasionally wfh. And lots of very nice colleagues. But hiding underneath all the good news is the RCA exam. Relativity has chosen to place a very high value on the successful completion of this exam. It's highly stressful. To software engineers and to folks with analytic skills, this may or may not be hard. To those who were valued by the hiring manager to offer a position that doesn't fit those categories, you will have a very difficult time memorizing what you need to know.

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Relativity Response
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Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. The RCA exam is required for certain positions where it is essential that the employee have a strong understanding of our core offering. Because of that, it is meant to be challenging to capture a solid understanding of the platform and to represent the standard of excellence that our product promises to all our customers. While we do have a high pass rating for the exam, we are striving to make the pass rate even higher and encourage employees to share with us the resources they feel would be most helpful when studying for the exam to improve the experience and their success rate. --Dorie Blesoff, Chief People Officer

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