IAC Web Developer reviews

2.1

8% would recommend to a friend

(3 total reviews)
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Joey Levin

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3 reviews
2.0
Jan 30, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

- Decent benefits - Pay is ok - Good amt of paid time off. - Happy hours, events + outings - Birthday cake + office parties - Easy to get by with little effort. - A lot of fun, good natured colleagues.

Cons

- Innovation not encouraged, frequently shunned. Status quo all the way. - Same business model for 10 years (not so good when you're an Internet co). - Hiring, rewards, and promotions deeply mired in cronyism, nepotism; merit, skill, talent not valued. - Big ego management lacking in substance; lots of unstable people in high-level positions. - Recent grads with huge sense of entitlement bestowed authority over those with proven expertise. - High attrition rate. Little effort to retain talent; HR focus diverted to hiring the cheap and compliant. - What was once an entrepreneurial environment is now a very typical MBA-run corporation. - Attempts at trendy office space failed (satellite office).

3.0
Jun 16, 2008
Recommend
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Pros

Your coworkers are wonderful. There is a high percentage of competent people and a low percentage of egos and drama. People help each other and reach out to include people in social activities. There have been more cliques forming lately, though.

Cons

Lots of secrecy regarding job advancement. Salary scale is crazily scewed -- many of the most proficient workers are paid far less than people who are barely competent. There's almost no cost benefit analysis involved in large projects, which leads to huge amounts of money being sunk into plans that are highly unfavorable to the company.

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