No questions asked, this is the best place to work. - SAAS Account Manager ShipStation Employee Review

5.0
Jan 22, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Medical, dental, vision, ESPP, 401 K, tuition reimbursement, company non-profit volunteering options, unlimited time off, pet insurance, catered lunches on Wednesdays & Fridays, taco Tuesdays, beer Fridays, happy hours, any desired desk gear/supplies, in-office fitness options such as yoga, spin class, and soon-to-be kickboxing. Management actually listens to issues and makes changes. If you do great work and aren't here JUST to get a paycheck, you WILL be rewarded. On top of that, the internal career opportunities are endless so to grow into.

Cons

Maybe instead of in-office fitness classes (so employees aren't getting sweaty during work hours), change it to covered fitness outside of the office but only if you make it X amount of times a week/month. I feel like it would encourage more people to work out and be better overall for health benefits.

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ShipStation Response
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We appreciate you taking the time to leave such a thorough review! Happy to hear you enjoy the perks of working here at ShipStation! Thank you for your valuable input on the fitness classes, we appreciate your perspective. We're beyond lucky to have you here. Thanks again!

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