A true rocketship, happy to be on board... - Anonymous employee TrackMaven Employee Review

5.0
Jan 18, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great combination of team, product, and culture. Having worked at other startups and at bigger companies alike, I can honestly say this is an amazing opportunity for personal and professional growth. If you are willing to dive in and hustle, you will thrive here. But the culture is not a competition to see who works the most hours - as long as you focus and get your job done, you'll get to see the impact of your work, without having to pull all-nighters.

Cons

TrackMaven is a high-growth startup. One of the things that has fueled our success to-date is our ability to identify new approaches to our business and adjust our strategy and operations accordingly. Realistically, not everyone is cut out for that kind of environment. If you aren't comfortable taking risks, balancing a lot of projects at the same time, and sometimes scrambling to get things done, then a high-growth tech startup probably isn't for you.

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We greatly appreciate your feedback! We are happy that you find working at TrackMaven to be rewarding, challenging, and a place for personal and professional growth. Please continue to provide your feedback as it helps us continually improve.

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