Radancy reviews

3.4

62% would recommend to a friend

(743 total reviews)
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Michelle Abbey

61% approve of CEO

45% positive business outlook

Radancy has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 743 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Radancy 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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743 reviews
3.0
Feb 28, 2018

Glad It Is Over

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I worked in the DC office, known as TMP Government. The talent level was very high. Top-notch clients. The office was comfortable, with free coffee and nice meeting rooms. The occasional “thank you.”

Cons

Noisy, immature coworkers. Yelling. Nerf-gun fights in the halls. After one meeting the employees chased each other shooting Silly String. MANY layoffs during the time I was there. An ongoing, toxic work relationship with one “manager,” who thrived without learning any software skills. So, add favoritism.

2.0
Oct 8, 2015

Account Director

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Pros

The only pros from TMP are really the PTO days and the laid back office atmosphere. There isn't a strict dress code at all and most of the time they are pretty flexible when you have appointments or situations happen in your personal life. They will work with you to make sure you can work around your hours. That's all I can really say that's good.

Cons

First of all - there is NO training. It is a sink or swim and throw you to the wolves type mentality. Management does NOT support you whatsoever and will let the higher status account team members bully you if you are not one of the "chosen few". Second of all - the work load is insane! And it's unrealistic for the majority of the time! Team members throw you under the bus in front of clients. 401K - TMP says they will match based on performance reviews BUT I don't know one single person that EVER had 401k matching!!! The turnover is EXTREMELY high! I was one of the few that had been there for upwards of 2 years and during my time at TMP, the number of different people that were hired and fired/resigned was incredibly high! This is probably due to the lack of training and communications by management. But then again you can tell management doesn't really care about anything except themselves. When they tell you that the office always hits quota/target numbers so you can DEFINITELY count on that bonus incentive at the end of every quarter, you might want to question the percentage! Not one quarter while I was there were the numbers on target, therefore I NEVER received any type of bonus! This isn't based on individual account performance, but the entire office! Also, you are expected to work from home at night, answer the phone after hours and before hours. You need a life at some point! I KNOW what other Account Directors were making and I was making $30k less in base salary!! Why is there THAT big of a jump?!

2.0
Mar 4, 2026

Used to be great...

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Pros

Used to be a great office, heard it was butchered in half or less. Used to be a great vibe amongst the departments working together. Used to really care about solving client challenges, no matter whether the recommendation was TMP/Radancy product, or an external partner. Used to not have loud and quiet layoffs constantly. There is an extremely dedicated group of people there, then and now. Some of them are very dedicated for the right reason, some of them are committed to the bit to cover their own butts. That being said... Amazing exposure to large brands and a wide variety of solutions and budgets. Amazing relationships built with clients. Amazing friends made. Most importantly, I would not be where I am today without my experience at Radancy. I just wish the outcome would have been different for the company's direction overall.

Cons

During my time: too revenue focused, like oppressively revenue focused, feedback fell on deaf ears, every internal department was a gutter system routed directly back to Customer Success/Client Services to fix their problems and cover up their mistakes, zero accountability by leaders who literally did nothing for years on end, yet somehow were shielded from consequence, while other were burned at the stake or fell on the sword. Disconnected products, forced sales, "interesting" revenue recognition tactics, countless escalations, endless internal meetings and updates needed, taking time away from actual selling opportunities and client support. ZERO basic understanding of the economy by senior leadership.

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