Radancy reviews

3.5

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 3.5 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
1.0
Oct 27, 2017

C'mon, man.

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Pros

The only things I miss were the friendships built with those who also hate(d) their job, the Shepard's Salad from Mezza downstairs, and the view from the office. You get a lot of days off, which you should take (who cares if the work is done or not before you head for vacation--you don't get paid enough to handle that kind of stress).

Cons

Buddy, I couldn't even possibly know where to begin. But...

1.0
Feb 23, 2017

Sinking Ship

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- 21 PTOs - High profile clients - Great coworkers who feel your pain and desire to jump the sinking ship - Flexible work hours, work from home, summer Fridays - This kind of work environment is for people who know how to work hard and play hard - The ability to take ownership of your work and see it succeed whether you're a marketer or manager

Cons

This review is specifically for the Inbound Marketing Team in the Chicago office. During my time at TMP, half my team had quit or been fired. Even when we had a full team (in the eyes of corporate), we were chronically understaffed causing many people to work too many hours (work through lunch). On top of the burnout, we were always told to work only 40 hours, so that meant we’re not producing quality work for any of our clients. As a team, it would've been really great if we had experts from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Glassdoor come in every 6 months to give us tips and tricks. With no one's education actually in content marketing, it was always a DIY situation where we learned as we go. Unfortunately, many of TMP’s upper management (esp. account teams) have type A, dominant personalities (my way or the highway), so they're VERY good at belittling you, being degrading, and manipulating you. My boss also had many of these characteristics, but I want to give him the benefit of the doubt that he had to be like this to survive at TMP. I think the most disappointing thing for me was that my boss made you really believe that he had your back, but there were way too many times that he didn't. There were too many contradictions from him. And whenever we brought this up, he got mad. (Why does this sound like an abusive relationship?) Worst of all, TMP has made us all believe this is what every company is like and we need to suck it up. THIS IS A LIE. There are so many companies that are ethical, respectful, and care so much about the employees. I'm at a company right now that treats me with so much respect, cares about my growth, and there is no gossip or throwing each other under the bus. When the Inbound Team reads this review, I’m sure there will be gossip, trying to decipher who wrote this review. I’m sure our boss will have assumptions and share his anger with the team, because that’s what he always does. It was always childish and rude. Please prove me wrong. Use this as a chance to see there's so many things wrong with the team and TMP and take this as a chance to grow and change. I'm sad to say when people ask me about a bad work experience, TMP is the first company I think of.

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We're so sorry your experience with TMP was not up to par. You have identified a number of issues within the department of which we are aware and which we have been addressing through a variety of means, including your advice. We have changed the leadership of the team in question, as well as restructured the department overall. In addition, we've just added several seats to this particular team to improve the workload balance for all. Thank you for your candor. We wish you the best in your next endeavor!
1.0
Feb 3, 2022
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Pros

*The view *The ice machine * Being in the same building as a Dunkin AND a Starbucks (in case you wanna switch it up)

Cons

Well, since my last review got posted then mysteriously taken down (suspicious) I will water down this review so that Radancy doesn't complain and get this one removed too. *Leadership or lack there of: when it comes to onboarding, you are thrown to the wolves and expected to know what you are doing and basically sink or swim. Absolutely no one knows what the they are doing, yet they continue to get promoted anyway just to hide in their offices and stick their heads in the ground far away from all the chaos and drama that’s outside their door. *TOXIC: It is an extremely toxic culture and management lacks a backbone when it comes to cracking down on this culture that the company seems to perpetuate. They let a bunch of bossy mean girls run around and bully everyone. Its like going back to high school having to deal with the gossip and he/said she/said. No thank you, grow up and get a life. *Nepotism/Favoritism: This place reeks of nepotism. If you're in tight with the VP's then there is a good chance you will get promoted even if that means you have 0 idea what you are doing in your current role. Many times I had to clean up someone else's mess that cost the client thousands of dollars but they didn't get so much as a slap on the wrist. Why? Favoritism is king. There is so much turnover it’s incredible, not even a rebrand could save this company.

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