MediaMath reviews

HR department was always having problems. Weak members of the team stuck around for too long, strong members of the team would move on quickly. There was always turn over in the leadership (c-level and middle) positions which led to confusion throughout other departments. Internal rating system (for managers, employees etc) changed twice in my tenure there and both times did not seem useful or to be reflected in bonuses. My own managers were nice on a personal level but were also very cliquey, frequently hiring their buddies for positions they weren't necessarily suited to and not fully supporting the lower level staff even though they were picking up the slack. Culture, fun and perks took a down turn once the costs of being in the new space came into full effect. Hired many people during my tenure and then laid off a bunch (myself included) which speaks to the disorder in HR and lack of communication.

No cons as of now. It has been difficult juggling different cultures within MediaMath's 3 offices in the city but I think that will be resolved when we move into 4 WTC.