Exceeding Expectations at 1 Month In - Analyst Unity Employee Review

5.0
Oct 19, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I've been at Unity for a month, and the pros of working at Unity is that everyone is friendly and approachable. Everyone I've been acquainted with has been delightful and pleasurable to know. I also get a sense that people are genuinely interested in my history and in my future success. The company does a great job at clarifying it's mission and connecting you to that mission. As passionate as I already was about joining Unity, my leaders find ways to connect me to the company on a personal level.

Cons

The company is growing fast (which isn't bad) but with that it brings challenges for which I need to rise to the occasion. This isn't inherently a "con" but it is something to be aware of. The growth here has required me to think outside the box, develop more formal processes, and pay close attention to ensure my goals align with the overall company vision.

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Unity Response
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It sounds like you are feeling both challenged and supported at work! That's a sweet spot. We hope that you take advantage of all of the benefits and perks that Unity has to offer including excellent vacation, industry-leading maternity/paternity leave, 401k match, commute and wellness and continue to enjoy your time with us. Thanks for the review!

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