Mixed bag - Anonymous employee TrackMaven Employee Review

2.0
Nov 22, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

TrackMaven is an amazing place to work if you are a new grad or just starting out in your career. There are passionate people to work with and you can see a lot of interesting work. Beautiful workplace, fun atmosphere and solid perks. The culture is young, relaxed and flat. The executive team is generally accessible and open.

Cons

Lots of change, hard to keep up with all! There is no innovation in the product, to begin with. Renewals and Revenue never see eye to eye. Since Fletcher left, there is almost no management on the engineering side and quality in new hires is deteriorating. Product Managers are not qualified and ineffective. With no technical expertise, they don't know what they are doing. Some people are so disengaged that they don't show up to meetings. All paws are uplifting but we could do more. Projects are daunting and nobody seems in control. The new Reports 2.0 and Admin are the behemoths of the century, but management doesn't seem to care. We see a high level of favoritism and it's a morale killer.

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