Rewards Network reviews

3.5

61% would recommend to a friend

(109 total reviews)
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Stephen Fusco

51% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

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5.0
Feb 26, 2013

Encouraged by the evolution of the senior leadership team!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Casual, fun, and open office environment. Very family friendly with work/life balance (as long as your job gets done) Free catered lunches a few times each month for meetings, lunch 'n learns, and social events. Great discounts at program restaurants. Even though it's a smaller company, those that work hard and support the business strategy have great opportunity to expand their skill set and careers interenally.

Cons

Employee retention had been high, particularly in the field sales and IT organizations, but I see that stabilizing and getting much better due to the evolving culture. Keep up the good work.

5.0
Jan 27, 2013
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Pros

I started with RN in June 2012 and am happy to have found this hidden gem. Recently I became aware of these reviews and as someone with a current inside vantage point I was saddened to see these current remarks and felt compelled to share my view. Rewards Network is a company that has been in business 30 yrs, is cash positive, heavily invests in new employees, offers a competitive compensation package, flexible work hours and no cap on the ability to make as much money as your capable of. Management does listen, and they work to help you meet your professional goals. RN is a family atmosphere once you have proven yourself you are a part of the family.

Cons

If you are someone that does not like freedom to set your own schedule, working an occasional week night or weekend, traveling to Chicago for training, or sharing a territory with additional sales reps this job is probably not for you. Working with restaurant owners can be challenging to pin down. Internal growth is about territory ownership, building a book of business and personal growth comes with each additional account. Success is rewarded internally with career advancement and additional training opportunity. None of these items listed above bother or limit me however things to ask yourself if you mind before accepting a job here.

1.0
Oct 18, 2012

clueless in chicago

Anonymous employee
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Pros

fun industry, selling to entreprenuers and meeting with decision makers, relatively short sales cycle, work from home with flexible hours

Cons

horrible company culture, very low morale, out of touch executive team, little to no communication to employees, top people have left and are now competing against the company, decision making authority held by a select few, and they cant make a decision.

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