Great place to work! - UI/User Experience Designer TribalScale Employee Review

4.0
Jul 12, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

TribalScale's core values are Transparency, Meritocracy, and Empowerment. They truly live by this. The executives are not kept at a distance. Everyone has access to everyone in the company, so if you wanted to chat with the CEO you can, which is very rare for a company. It's also a great place to work on emerging technology. During my stay at TribalScale I was able to create multiple products from inception to completion which was amazing because my designs actually ended up going to the public market. If you are interested in a design role then this is a great place for you. The design director empowers everyone on the design team to utilize their strengths and works with you on how to improve your areas of weakness. It's a great place to grow your skills and learn a lot of new methods for design with a rockstar design team. The culture is great. It's very laid back and they really trust you to get your work done.

Cons

Some process are still being worked out since this is still a fairly new company, but the opportunity there is that you can help influence that. They are still working on US benefits for the Irvine office. They have benefits for the Irvine office but are just working out the kinks. (not a huge deal)

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5.0
Sep 8, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Great company culture and warm welcome - Supportive teams that value your opinions in projects - Self-growth is a priority at TribalScale as well by doing research, making blogs, and side projects - The interview process was seamless with constant interaction with HR - Transparent!

Cons

None that I can think of!

2.0
Nov 1, 2025
Anonymous intern
Recommend
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Pros

People were nice and kind and the location was convenient for the subway

Cons

It's consulting work: mostly about the marketing rather than any quality of engineering. Pair programming sucks and is half as effective.

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