ecobee reviews

Please keep in mind that my experience is particular to the marketing team within ecobee and not necessarily reflective of all teams within ecobee. - The marketing leadership does not have the experience necessary to quickly and efficiently make the right decision and empower employees to do great work. Unfortunately this leads to lots of unnecessary meetings, roadblocks, and micro-management (second-guessing) that can be frustrating. - The marketing team within ecobee has a very high turnover rate and has challenges filling vacant positions. This is an important consideration because the lack of resources is a common challenge in getting your job done and doing it well. - Too much of the work you are assigned is unrelated to the job you sign up for. This is partially related to the problem mentioned above (lack of proper resourcing). - While the company wants to be great and do great things, due to organizational inefficiencies and lack of company wide project management and processes, progress is very slow. - ecobee does annual reviews where employees can give feedback on what's working and what's not working. The company does not make efforts to act on any of this feedback. - The company's Director of HR left and was not replaced, which is a big concern considering ecobee has over a hundred employees. As for the company as a whole, keep the following things in mind: - ecobee generally does not give raises or bonuses. I did get a raise while I was at ecobee, however, I was told that this was an exception to the "rule". - ecobee does not have RRSP contributions in place, or pension/retirement/401K plan. - There is a 3-month probationary period before your health coverage kicks in.

Passive aggressive, unorganized, inconsiderate marketing managers that like to micro-manage and will treat you like a child. The recruiter for this company outright lied about the nature of the work, potential for advancement and ability to work from home twice a week. Don't fall for it! Other departments seem to have it figured out, but marketing is a mess. No planning, no strategy, everything is reactive and a last minute rush. You simply cannot do qualify work like that. Don't waste your time if you want to work on meaningful projects and advance your career. But, if you don't believe me, just ask them how many people from marketing have quit (even without having another job!) in the last 12 months. That should tell you everything. Also, sometimes when people resign and give their two week notice, the managers will just ask them to leave that day. Talk about petty and unprofessional.