Worst company - Anonymous employee eBay Employee Review

1.0
Sep 12, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Healthy environment, good coworkers,good tools,score card are reasonable,admin pretends to listen,

Cons

You only get a decent salary when you are from the United States but for other cs rep from other countries pay is really low.they always have tech issue and don't resolve it.they don't care about seller only the buyes. Admin are not fair.schedule also sucks I had an 2 months or working 6 days in a week because scheduler is lazy and doesn't care about you.he will put you on phone time for 4 hours before break then after 30 minutes puts you to lunch

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Pros

Challenging work, great company culture. There is something genuinely motivating about building for a brand that everyone knows and uses: the scale and real-world stakes make the work feel meaningful. The AI work specifically is at the frontier of applied AI: production systems, hard problems in agentic workflows and evaluation, and real customer impact. Good work-life balance. Leadership is more engaged and technically credible than I expected from a company this size — when I built a prototype, senior stakeholders engaged substantively and supported continued investment quickly. Competitive compensation, sharp colleagues, and a well-sized Austin office with a focused, collaborative feel.

Cons

Like any tech company, there is some legacy code to deal with which can cause friction. That said, eBay has made meaningful progress on modernizing the tech stack and has genuinely embraced the latest tools: AI development here uses current frameworks and infrastructure, not decade-old patterns. Large company coordination processes (security reviews, cross-team alignment) can slow things that could move faster, and vendor partnerships add some communication overhead. But the reach of what you build makes it worth the extra overhead.

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