Tillster reviews

3.3

56% would recommend to a friend

(127 total reviews)

Perse Faily

61% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

Tillster has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 127 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Tillster 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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127 reviews
1.0
May 12, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

I loved the startup aura for some time. It was a good learning place and meeting great people. Great place to learn how to not run the company! Great place to see how somebody's: VC etc. money being spent. If you work hard and nobody plays politics then it is a good place to grow and leave.

Cons

Fish rots from the head down. Imagine having 8-9 supervisors over the time of your employment. Every new boss one wants to make changes- not everyone knows what they are doing or needs to be done. Department budget? What is that? Company meetings? Accountability?

1.0
Feb 8, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Your peers are some of the nicest you'll ever work with

Cons

Tillster used be called EMN8, it was acquired by a small private equity/vc firm called "Sid R. Bass Associates" and the current CEO hails from said firm. Every negative stereotype about private equity raiding businesses plays out here. Tillster serves solely to make the firm money while screwing anyone and anything that comes in the way of that. If you work here you'll find: * The tech stack is very antiquated * Working insane hours to support their clients (10h+ a day, weird hours, etc… are the norm). They'll tell you its no longer like that. That's a lie. It doesn’t matter your role you'll be expected to be devoted to them 24/7/365. Work-life balance is non-existent. * There is no upward growth. Investing in their employees is just an unnecessary cost. If you manage to succeed to the point you merit a promotion you won't be supported or placed in a environment where you can flourish. * They do the bare requirements for their employees. No 401k matching, terrible insurance, mediocre pay. Likewise getting even an adjustment in pay to match inflation(2%) involves you performing well above average. * If you do merit a pay raise you'll wait for 6-12 months for it actually take affect. During that time you'll be promised it will take affect retroactively and to not worry. That’s a lie, its not retro, and good luck ever getting them to actually increase your pay(This is an ACTUAL STORY from more than a few employees). This seems to be a common strategy to steal money from their employees. * There have been some people who have tried to leave and have been talked into accepting a part time contract to continue working with as an independent contractor. They are routinely not paid in a timely fashion (1-3 months after receipt of invoice) * If you accept a straight contract rather than full time time, same story.. expect to have to fight to be paid in a timely fashion Other points to note: * They routinely fail to pay their vendors. Expect a fire when a service threatens disconnection(like their Amazon bill) * Read the positive reviews. They're all written in the same fashion. They're fake and come from the HR department. * In the 3 years that I worked here I never once met the CEO. There is no leadership or direction coming from management. Come in in the morning and work your queue and that’s your life.

1.0
Nov 19, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

A lot of room for growth(of yourself). You learn a lot of skills along the way, including software and people They are very flexible, time wise. Half of the office is gone on Fridays by the afternoon

Cons

Many times, unrealistic deadlines are forced upon you All the time, there are little to no clear requirements upon beginning of development Many unskilled engineers which use company politics to hide their incompetency No good organizational structure. Your title will be totally different compared to what you are actually going to do No accountability or teamwork. When things to wrong, fingers point at each other.

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