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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

Ratings by category

3.8

Work/Life balance

3.6

Culture & values

3.6

Diversity & inclusion

3.4

Compensation and benefits

2.9

Career opportunities

2.8

Senior management

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
5.0
Oct 8, 2015

Analyst

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

A great atmosphere gathering a group of clever expert in the industry. A good place to work, progress and have an impact. The advantages and resources of a big international company with a strong start up spirit.

Cons

The office is a bit crowded at this time but we will soon move to another place

4.0
Oct 7, 2015

Highly rewarding employer, where employees have genuine empowerment.

Platform support analyst
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

* A carefully selected, highly skilled pool of employees, where everyone demonstrates a can-do attitude. * An environment where employees are empowered to drive change, and new ideas are welcomed. * Excellent benefits, from healthcare to pension scheme. * A very social environment, with events scheduled every week, from free lunches to post-work meet-ups. * Excellent work life balance, with shorter working hours than many other companies in the industry. * A rapidly growing company, constantly innovating and changing. * Excellent opportunities offered for learning - the company takes performance very seriously, and offers numerous courses to help employees better understand the industry and the technology that they are engaging with.

Cons

* Certain processes are still immature in newer sections of the business, though this represents it's own opportunity as the business is rapidly evolving. * The pace of learning/change at times can be tricky to manage, employees should be willing to invest significant additional time during their first months in order to ensure that they are at a comfortable level to perform.

3.0
Oct 6, 2015

Good place to start but not to stay long term

Anonymous employee
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Pros

MediaMath has a fantastic product, and great talent that supports it around the clock. It is developing constantly, and growing and improving. Because of the talent, the culture is great: everybody works very hard, but has a lot of fun, and people befriend each other and hang out outside of the office. There are common pros of a tech company like laid back culture, relaxed work hours, working remotely is allowed, snacks, drinks, occasional free lunch, weekly bagels, parties are on a pretty grand scale, phone reimbursements + device upgrade credit every two years. Excellent training department, I learned a lot about the industry and enjoyed many opportunities to shadow members of other departments.

Cons

As has been reflected in multiple reviews here and on employee surveys internally, the compensation rate is below market value and a source of dissatisfaction of many, and it's an issue that the company successfully skates over every time these surveys are conducted. --- Raises are very insignificant, more like slight bumps. The company is slow to acknowledge the need for higher headcount in teams, while raising the volume of work, while pay is low. So when all of that is taken into consideration, and after all total hours worked are calculated, pay could be equivalent to minimum wage (BEFORE the recent Cuomo fast food worker wage raise). Standards for new employees are too high for the compensation package, so the hiring process is too long for open positions. Medical insurance is fine, there are better and worse possibilities in companies. There is a non-compete agreement that potentially prevents one to move to a different company within the industry.

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MediaMath Response
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Thank you for your review, and especially for highlighting a few of the positive aspects of our fun and hard working culture that you have enjoyed. That said, I disagree with your evaluation of our compensation. We’ve done extensive research, engaging the market leading compensation consultants and databases in the technology sector, and found that our cash compensation is ahead of the market as an average—not sure where you are comparing us to, but we also offer more robust equity participation than the majority technology companies, which, if included in compensation, puts us near the head of the pack. Finally, we’ve implemented a data-driven performance management system which will strengthen our meritocracy across the company – providing outsize rewards for those drive outsize positive business outcomes. If you feel that you are not adequately compensated for your work or that your team is understaffed, you should feel free to bring it to the attention of your supervisor. Or, if you are uncomfortable doing that, you can email me or one of the HR Business Partners directly to help us find the best way to reward your contributions. We take this concern very seriously and would like to find a way to remedy it. –Peter
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