Awful culture, politics and red tape everywhere - Recruiter Unity Employee Review

1.0
Oct 1, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The company is very well know, highly respected and making a lot of money. High likelihood for a successful exit.

Cons

Office politics cripple production. Red tape is everywhere. You'll need 13 managers to approve a project before you can get started anything. The pace is slow and demotivational. If you do manage to accomplish something, the management will take credit and ignore your efforts. Lastly, the company is remarkably stingy with swag and perks.

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Unity Response
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Unity cares about our people and our culture, and the fact we move quickly. We have some of the best benefits in the industry, with 16 paid company holidays a year, generous vacation, outstanding work/life balance, and up to 20 weeks parental leave for new moms, dads, and adoptive parents.

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