What are perks and other benefits like at Shutterstock?

Good pay, good benefits, remote work, culture

Hard to move up, big bosses change every 2 years, high turnover,

Great, pay, benefits, office space and people.

Uncertainty given news of the upcoming merger.

Good office environment and great benefits

Rather huge amount of workload for compensation

Good exposure and good benefits, such food, sports reimbursement plan.

Those who merely talk without taking action are the ones who get promoted. Incompetent individuals are in charge of running the finance department, of course, all males, leading to a chaotic situation. Male management has been reported to get too amicable when socializing outside working hours with female coworkers, still HR always turn a blind eye, So, as a tip, if a Finance Manager invites you for a drink in EU offices, Berlin, London, Romania, I´d advise the female workforce to decline the invitation. Also, do not share your IG account or personal cell number if you don´t want to receive unsolicited texts at unearthly hours, The department's structure and processes constantly change due to the lack of thorough planning. Furthermore, forget to get promoted if you are a woman, only guys are getting promoted. The product is laughable, as they prioritize building new features over fixing basic issues that exist. I have never experienced such blatant daily dishonesty from people as I have in this job. There's a clear reason why Getty is considered much better. The company acquires new businesses only to dismantle them shortly afterward, as seen with Pond5. The workplace has a high turnover rate, with talented individuals leaving as soon as possible.

The pay and benefits are decent. In my area (tech) they allow remote work and embrace it well. This sounds weird to say, but the instability and turnover brings with it opportunity to grow if you want to put in the extra work (and get a little lucky). I was able to take over responsibilities from others that were let go and it ultimately led to a promotion for me. There are a few other people I have seen that have had this outcome as well, although it is admittedly rare.

I have seen no concrete vision for the future. In my opinion, the C levels often speak like politicians. I only hear platitudes and buzzwords, never plans and actions. I believe they are fumbling what could be a great company. They have some really great people across the various orgs, but we lack so much clarity and focus. They know this and have said this themselves, but in three years of working here it has not been resolved. There have been quite a few of my colleagues that have been let go over the last 3 years. I have lived in a state of stress for the last several years wondering if I will have a job and planning my life and finances around expecting to be laid off. I fought hard to get promoted and it took about a year longer than it should’ve taken based on feedback from my manager, but it did eventually happen. The usual way of getting promoted (by doing good work) is pretty rare in my area. It wasn’t always like this. Early on there were quite a few promotions, but recently it is quite rare for me to see anyone promoted. I cannot recommend it to anyone looking for stability or with a “clock in/clock out” mentality (which I think is normal, not endorsing unhealthy work life balance). If you live to work and want to bet on yourself it could be worth it for the potential opportunities that happen due to fairly regular turnover of management.

Flexible schedule, creative projects, diverse clients, remote opportunities, good work-life balance.

Inconsistent income, lack of benefits, high competition, self-promotion required, no job security.

They paid well and benefits decent

Long hours bad management toxic environment

All the benefits and perks

Instability, layoffs, ambiguity, and last minute changes in priorities

Company has good benefits and I work with nice people.

It's a bit of a mess, high turnover.

Good work life balance and benefits

There was a lot of changing leadership