Good company, no career growth - Senior Product Manager Relativity Employee Review

3.0
Mar 28, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

* Great culture - unlimited PTO that you are encouraged to use, plus 2 week-long holiday breaks in the winter and summer, generally good work life balance * The CEO truly cares about the employees and their wellbeing. We have lots of benefits and resources for health and wellbeing. * Market leader in our space with tons of opportunity to grow still * Generally co-workers are smart and great to work with.

Cons

* Compensation is really lacking in a lot of areas. Base pay is low, 401k matching is low, with no true up offered. Equity is often touted, but it's very to difficult to understand the value. Management gets asked about compensation all the time, but doesn't seem to actually see it as an issue * Very limited career growth. Despite having a new "job architecture", promotions are confusing and basically non-existent. You can expect to wait 5+ years for any kind of promotion, unless you are on of a few people that management has seemingly fast tracked and promotes every 1.5 to 2 to years. * Very slow and difficult to get anything done. Tons of competing priorities and many of the initiatives are top down.

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5.0
Jul 10, 2026
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Pros

Extremely supportive environment; everyone is there to help you succeed.

Cons

No noticeable or prominent cons.

2.0
Jul 15, 2026
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Recommend
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Pros

Free Lunch on Wednesdays Solid Benefits Good pay for new hires

Cons

The flexible work week doesn't actually exist. It's an excuse to require some employees to work more than the 40 hour work week. Chicago employees are required to go into the office at least 2 days a week, even if rest of the team is remote. My specific team is without clear direction or leadership. Performative corporate jargon is rewarded over meaningful contributions. Existing employees are paid significantly less than new hires. At least on my team, there have been differences of $20 to $30K in annual salary for the same level.

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