I am a current full time employee. - Anonymous employee Spin Employee Review

5.0
Apr 10, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

-The chance to be part of a fast growing company and really being able to see it grow and evolve. Love being able to celebrate the little wins across all departments! -Recent acquisition by Ford and the resources and financial stability they provide yet still being able to operate idependently and not micromanaged by them -A very collaborative and supportive work environment -Great office location, stocked kitchen, daily lunches, unlimited PTO, good benefits

Cons

-With any fast growing company there are always growing pains so sometimes structure is a bit lacking -With so many new hires every week it’s getting a bit hard to get to know new faces so more company bonding events would be great

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Spin Response
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Thank you for sharing your review. We appreciate all that you do and are so pleased that you are happy working at Spin! I am glad to hear so much positivity and your notes about lack of structure and the new faces on the team are really helpful -- it is always good to know where the leadership team should set their priorities. Some team building and inclusion of new hire events sound like great ideas and this feedback will go directly to the people ops and leadership team. Thank you again -- we are so glad you are here!

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