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Sorenson Media

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HR - Anonymous employee Sorenson Media Employee Review

5.0
Sep 21, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This is an incredible place to work! I have been around the block, working for some of the largest companies in Utah, but Sorenson is by far the best. The work environment is awesome, the benefits are the best I've seen, and the people are so awesome to work with. Companies are always going on about work life balance, but this place actually lives it. We are working hard, as we are in a major growth phase, but you will play hard as well. This is the place to be!

Cons

The place is a little cramped right now, BUT that will change when Sorenson's new building is completed next year in Thanksgiving Point!

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5.0
Nov 10, 2023
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Pros

Fun culture with smart people who worked hard.

Cons

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1.0
Sep 17, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Free lunch. People I worked with.

Cons

If Sorenson Media still exists, it is likely just 5 executives with ownership, desperately holding on to a sinking ship, eating free lunches and planning trips to the Dominican Republic with investor money. Leadership egos lead to the company's demise. The CEO built the company on tall tales and smooth words. In an effort to keep up with the Silicon Slopes Joneses, they overhired, lied to employees, and spent like crazy. The HR leadership (people and place?) preferred deception and intimidation over transparency and honesty. Anyone that inferred that the company had issues was seen as a threat. "If we pretend like we're a billion dollar company, then we'll become a billion dollar company, right?". Up until the day they fired everyone, they were planning to move into a big new building, give everyone stock options, and change the world. In the end, none of the leaders were taking a risk to be there. They had already made money, and genuinely didn't care what happened. The CEO left as the ship started sinking. The CFO bolted when he saw the impending failure. The CMO was let go with everyone else. Even the new CEO is there as a favor to a friend. No one has a back up against the wall and that's why the company will not succeed. All those on the leadership team need to recognize they messed up hundreds of lives. They lied. "It's business" they'll say to themselves. "This stuff happens". However, they were amoral in the way they lied to employees and kicked them out with no warning. If you find yourself on the line with a Sorenson recruiter (are there any?), hang up the phone. Stay far away.

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