Match reviews

Long hours - most of the time you work more than 40 hour work weeks; the benefits aren't consistent across all brands (Tinder employees receive stock options but other brands do not, other brands get more PTO than others depending on location, etc.)

If you are not promoted you likely will never see a dime of a raise. Performance reviews are for show. Little career development in my opinion. There was little growth on my team so no where to move to, but not all jobs are forever jobs. What I learned here put me in a great position for my future elsewhere. No hard feelings of course. Also in the past I'd say the product was geared more towards revenue growth with less concern on serving customers. That focus has shifted positively with new management. In the past teams like marketing would try to drive products that were half baked and there would be push back from other teams leading to politics and failed cancelled projects. New management seems to have their stuff together now. Final negative is Match inter brand canibalism of business. Match group continues to buy competing brands and seems to invest in Tinder and other new brands while match is more of an afterthought.