DoubleClick Reviews
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Company Rating Based on 6 ratings “Neutral” |
CEO Approval Based on 6 ratings David S. RosenblattCEO 50% |
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Pros
The benefits were above average. This is the big industry these days, so the level of security, or at least job skill portability was pretty high. Product Management at DC was very strong, but that's not enough to offset the weaknesses of the Engineering department: what a mess that was...
Cons
Everyone's work was really sloppy. The "scrum methodology" is generally making the situation worse. Communication between teams is highly inefficient, it's pretty much-every-man-for-himself career-wise. Can't say much about the other departments, but management within DTG was a freaking nightmare. (There were some exceptions, but the bad eggs really soured the whole affair.)
Advice to Senior Management
It's Google's problem now..
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Rich Media Production Specialist in New York, NY:
“Great company, but my department sucked.”
Aug 20, 2008
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Human Resources :
“Good place to work if you're sure it's the culture for you.”
Aug 16, 2008
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Program Manager in Chicago, IL:
“Great culture, but promotions are limited.”
Aug 15, 2008
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Senior Engineer in New York, NY:
“DoubleClick is still great but....”
Aug 5, 2008
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Director of Solutions Consulting in Denver, CO:
“Learn the space here.”
Jul 23, 2008
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