Active Network Reviews
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Pros
It is a very casual work environment. There are a lot of healthy activities outside the organization. Semi-competitive benefits and salaries.
Cons
There is a complete lack of leadership from the CEO down. The management doesn't seem to understand how to run a company. They are more interested in gathering more direct reports than utilizing the people they have. Entire departments are picked up and shuffled to other groups without any thought put into it.
Employee turnover is tremendous. In some departments it was 100% in just a year. Money is wasted on projects that never get started. Resources just sit in the corner never to be used. This is not a company that will empower you to get stuff done.
Management reviews are consistently late and not relevant. They are more interested in attacking you on the negatives than celebrating the positives. No training for manager or supervisors so that they can be placed in a position of success. Several manager where promoted, then abandoned, then terminated because they didn't meet their objectives. This was a no-win situation for many.
No clear leadership or planning. This was apparent by offering a 401k match to have it removed less than 6 months later. It shows poor planning and lack of vision.Advice to Senior Management
Take a serious look at who you have running your company. Several VP's and Directors are more interested in empires than what is best for your company. I strongly encourage you to also look at the ethics of several of them. If you're going to succeed you are going to need to do a LOT of house cleaning.
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Anonymous in San Diego, CA:
“This place needs to get their act together”
Oct 29, 2009
1 found helpful | 1 comment
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Anonymous:
“Running in circles”
Oct 24, 2009
1 found helpful
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Anonymous in Burnaby, BC (Canada):
“Good people but not enough of them.”
Aug 17, 2009
1 found helpful
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Anonymous in San Diego, CA:
“Exciting Products, Terrible Politics”
Jun 3, 2009
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Account Representative in San Diego, CA:
“Account Representative”
May 25, 2009
1 comment
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Sales Representative:
“Active - It Used to be Awesome”
May 12, 2009
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Anonymous in Clarksburg, MD:
“Chaotic, come-on!!! listen to your employees.”
Mar 29, 2009
1 found helpful
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Account Executive in San Diego, CA:
“Please get your act together, Active.”
Mar 25, 2009
1 found helpful | 1 comment
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Software Engineer in Salt Lake City, UT:
“Active Network - Athletes only”
Mar 18, 2009