SquareTrade Reviews
Updated Sep 29, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 6 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
CEO Rating
Based on 4 ratings
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Pros
Very very nice co-workers. Relax working environment.
Cons
No good place for lunch around office.
Pros
Pleasure working for COO - smart guy - good background for mentoring.
Cons
Other than the COO - there isn't too much backbone to the company.
Pros
They offered flexible hours and working from your own location rather than sitting in the San Francisco office, it was nice.
Cons
There really were no down sides to working at SquareTrade, I think. Pay was reliable and management was very nice.
Advice to Senior Management
I have no advice or feedback to give to the leadership at SquareTrade at this time. No further feedback comments.
Pros
Generally good people, generally a healthy environment, but senior management (founders) are less than communicative and seem to have little vision in terms of where to go next. When things are going well, they are great, but then senior management gets a bit depressed at times.
Cons
Product cycle is not well thought out: Ideas are good, but pre-release and follow-through isn't perfect. Time off and compensation review policies are unclear and market, rather than performance driven.
Advice to Senior Management
Communicate more with staff and develop ongoing and regular product and service reviews. Delegate further down and let managers make more decisions.
Pros
Professional growth, opportunities to take on challenging and important roles, and the overall culture of the company
Cons
Average compensation package, extremely fast paced and an ever evolving environment.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue providing superstar employees with opportunities and reward success.
Pros
level of responsibility available, opportunity for professional growth
Cons
CEO and COO lack long term vision, leadership and people management skills
Advice to Senior Management
Do some leadership benchmarking vs successful small to mid size companies. Consider doing an employee survey to get in touch with what your current and past employees think of your leadership and management skills. do less spin, more honesty.
