Culture & Leadership - Digital Marketing Tallwave Employee Review

5.0
Jan 28, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

amazing people and culture. leadership is fully involved in culture events as well, creating less of a divide and adding to the open-door policy that is in place. "take it as you need it" (aka unlimited) PTO and flexible work hours. Also very open to employees working from home if needed. Leadership empowers employees to reach beyond their job description to learn and grow within any department, even if that means growing outside of Tallwave.

Cons

some recent leadership changes, but have all been for the best. can be long work days/weeks when large projects come up, but there's always a team behind you to help carry it over the finish line.

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5.0
Jul 29, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

As a team member, I feel encouraged to step outside of my comfort zone and take calculated risks. The company's emphasis on lifelong learning and development is invaluable. I appreciate the opportunities to expand my skill set and contribute to diverse projects. One aspect I particularly enjoy is the strong sense of camaraderie and support, despite being a fully remote employee. The team feels like a close-knit community where everyone is valued and heard. I appreciate the company's commitment to work-life balance and its focus on employee well-being.

Cons

While the small team size allows for a high degree of autonomy and ownership, it also means wearing multiple hats at times. This can be challenging but also rewarding as it provides opportunities for diverse skill development.

1.0
Feb 11, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Talented people who try hard despite the environment. Remote flexibility.

Cons

Tallwave’s culture has effectively collapsed. Despite heavy emphasis on being “values-driven,” leadership behavior is inconsistent, exclusionary, and damaging. Favoritism is openly practiced, with the CEO investing time and attention in chosen employees while disregarding others. Communication is performative rather than honest. Long-tenured employees have steadily exited, leaving burnout and significant loss of institutional knowledge. Having since worked under strong leadership, it’s clear how much effective management matters. Its absence in recent years at Tallwave significantly contributed to the company’s cultural decline. The company’s approach, or lack thereof, to employee separations reflects broader gaps in professionalism, process, and leadership accountability.

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