PlanetArt reviews

3.7

63% would recommend to a friend

(131 total reviews)
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Roger Bloxberg

77% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

PlanetArt has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 131 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The PlanetArt employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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131 reviews
5.0
Mar 1, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Friendly work environment Great work benefits One of the best thinks about PlanetArt is there are No egos all are checked to the doors, If you have an idea the leadership at Planetart open to listen. We have a CEO and President that is always looking for ways to say thanks to all! By samples things like lunch everyone and employee’s birthday month recognition and lastly one of the best thinks that Roger and Todd do is walk around the office in the morning sometimes just to say good morning and nice to see you, we all know that both Roger and Todd mean it!

Cons

Sorry i have no cons as for i truly enjoy working at PlanetArt

5.0
Feb 19, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

I've been with PlanetArt for many years now but I started from a Jr. position and worked my way up to director position. There is a lot of opportunity for growth here as the company builds a positive atmosphere for interaction with senior staff, the CEO and President, even if you're new! All of the teams are passionate about what they do, and it's obvious that their commitment has helped the company grow and adapt in an ever changing world. The senior staff encourages the growth of newer and younger employees. A lot of the upper management once started out as entry-level employees themselves, so there is a desire to pass the torch and help others grow now that they're in higher positions. This rings very true for the creative departments. PlanetArt has grown substantially in the time I've been here, and there is a positive outlook that it'll continue to be a very successful and stable company to work for. The CEO, President, and Senior staff took the pandemic very seriously from the very beginning. They took notice of the warning signs well before shut downs started in the US in 2020. I was really impressed with how accommodating and well prepared they where for it all. Throughout the work from home schedule, they took feedback from the staff across their multiple offices about how to better adapt to our ever changing world. Honestly even on stressful days when we are pushing to meet deadlines, my favorite part of PlanetArt is the people I work with, everyone is so nice, understanding and passionate. That alone makes it work coming to work every day.

Cons

I have colleagues at other companies who have told me of their company's "benefits". Some tell me their companies have in office gyms, the fanciest coffee machines, candy rooms and even in-office slides and breweries ( no joke! ). PlanetArt doesn't have these things... and while these things sound really enticing, especially when you're starting out, I found they're not always the most important thing.... but that being said, if there is something you'd really like to see at PlanetArt, there is opportunity to voice your ideas here. In my time here I've seen changes made when enough of the staff gives their opinions.

5.0
Feb 13, 2022

So happy here!!!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

What a blessing. I love my role at PlanetArt. My job is super rewarding. My work makes a difference to our customers and our world. Company leadership is inspired. And the initiatives we work on are cutting edge, innovative and never dull. I have had lots of opportunity here and couldn’t be happier. So many opportunities to learn.

Cons

For a while (problem has since been resolved) there was a bit of toxicity coming from technology leadership at a company PlanetArt acquired in Kentucky. (Those people didn’t share PlanetArt’s vision and had just about the worst work ethic as a group I had ever seen.) They had a negative impact on company culture until they all (predictably) left. If Ron the looks of it these are the only people who have posted bad reviews here. Antwat, it’s a far better company without them, and now the only con is no longer. :)

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