Not quite... - Sales Rubicon Employee Review

2.0
Sep 22, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great pay, great benefits, very nice office, and a noble idea to change trash.

Cons

No employee development, poor sales leadership, pure trash broker model, a lot of selling the dream versus reality, many horror stories from past customers, and super focused on grinding out deals to keep the investors happy.

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Rubicon Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave a response. The company is actively working to develop training and development for our employees which will also offer the opportunity for mentorship. It is our goal to create an environment where employees have the opportunity to learn new skills and be promoted within the company. We encourage our employees to talk to their managers or HR if they have any questions regarding professional development. We appreciate your feedback.

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1.0
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Pros

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Cons

"New" leadership continues to lay off women and employees of color, while bringing in/promoting unqualified Good Ol' Boys (and Girls) from their old jobs, and the CEO threw a tantrum when this was called out via Glassdoor. Zero job security, racism, communication silos, and leaving All Hands just flabbergasted that the CEO says what he says are all common experiences. No one knows what is going on and turnover is seemingly high, so process improvement is nearly impossible since there is no one to ask for help. Longtime employees were all let go or quit. Higher ups pretend to be so busy that they can't even respond to emails, while the actual busy people are expected to respond within hours. Leadership still doesn't have a clue what half of the company does.

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