Give all or nothing - Account Coordinator Rokt Employee Review

3.0
Nov 23, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I think they *try* to care. I think management probably sees that the employees are giving a lot to the business and they try to combat that with ra ra culture initiatives. Cool company trips, tshirts and swag, lunch and snacks, celebrations and partys. Its fun. Also the people are the BEST.

Cons

But the reality is this is a place of burn out. They see it and try to combat it with gifts and parties but never by reducing the expectations or workload. People are killing themselves to stay above water, they dont need tshirts they need a break. They need to stop being thrown cureveballs and impossible standards. Its a really tough place to survive. Well, no. You'll survive for a little while. Maybe you'll even get promoted. But you'll burn out. Inevitable. You will burn out completely or get fired

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Rokt Response
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We are really sorry to hear you aren't enjoying your experience at Rokt. We would really appreciate the opportunity to speak confidently with you. We definitely do not want people to feel burnt out - it sounds like a conversation with you could help us understand what could be causing the feeling of impossible standards and fix that. If you are comfortable to speak with us, please reach out to the People team or CPO, Sarah Wilson directly.

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