MediaMath reviews

3.2

48% would recommend to a friend

(449 total reviews)
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Neil Nguyen

42% approve of CEO

26% positive business outlook

MediaMath has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 449 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The MediaMath employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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449 reviews
1.0
Jul 12, 2014

Would never work there

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Pros

Benefits are good Chair massages onc ea week

Cons

Management is lost Development team is great, the management is micromanaged and then ignored when they have ideas projects are started and then abandoned People are leaving in droves because of management

1.0
Mar 5, 2022

Lost all their morals

Anonymous employee
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Pros

All pros are pre-pandemic: - Great people - Was a great culture - Access to enterprise clients

Cons

- Company has lost its morals. Essentially, you’ll be paid under market, fed lies, and be sued if you try to leave - Management cares only about making $ for themselves - Under resourced teams leads to burnout. No sign of relief

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MediaMath Response
4y
Thank you for sharing this review. While I’m very glad to see that you appreciate this rare team, unique culture, and wonderful clients - your assessment of the “cons” was very difficult to read. I do feel compelled to share that, throughout my time with MediaMath, I’ve been continuously impressed by the unimpeachable ethical standards of the leadership team and of managers throughout the organization. The business environment in our sector, as well as the broader world economy in the last couple of tumultuous years, has led to some difficult decisions being made. These tough decisions were always taken with the long-term welfare of our team, clients, and other stakeholders front and center. On occasion, it was a situation of there being no “great” option, but we did our best to communicate the rationale behind the decisions to the team. Thankfully, our past decisions have positioned us well for a bright future at MediaMath. I’m glad to see you’re still with us and I hope you’ll personally see the long term benefits of decisions made in recent years. Thanks once more, Kimberly Samon, CPO
1.0
Jan 3, 2022

Not much left for anyone here

Anonymous employee
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Pros

— Great people who were especially talented and motivated, at least before the 2020 layoffs (pre-COVID) — Beautiful offices at 4WTC

Cons

I won’t keep reiterating what so many others have already written, but I’m considerably shocked at how litigious the company has become towards relatively low-level staff when attempting to exit. In my 14 years across 5 organizations, I’ve never even *heard* of suing for noncompetes below executive level. The reason being that’s what top tech firms do? Sure, I imagine if you pay 5x what MediaMath did, then that might be reasonable, but the company always had this bizarre way of continually comparing themselves to competitors many, many times their size. I’m not sure what’s even to be gained in that scenario — I guess a slight delay in backfilling the role and an angry, disgruntled employee in the meantime? Really gives future hires an idea as to how this company is run at the executive level.

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