Acxiom Reviews
61% would recommend to a friend
(1013 total reviews)
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- "Some great people and very well positioned given the explosion of data in the world." (in 140 reviews)
- "Senior leadership appears to be doing their best to divest Acxiom of the business that built the company" (in 39 reviews)
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Updated Dec 3, 2023
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- 5.0Nov 30, 2023Business AnalystCurrent EmployeeLittle Rock, AR
Pros
Work-life balance, pay, project load
Cons
None at the moment or currently.
- 2.0Oct 23, 2023Solutions ArchitectCurrent EmployeeConway, AR
Pros
Flexible time off Great direct management (team managers)
Cons
Salaries are well below market value (some as near as 50% under market value) Leadership does not care about the needs/wants of the employees Leadership makes promises and then does not keep them
3 - 3.0Dec 3, 2023Sr. Manager ITCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsConway, AR
Pros
Good opportunity to work with latest products and technologies
Cons
Lacking a clear direction and seems to be heading in the wrong direction from a margins perspective
- 2.0Oct 21, 2023Associate Solutions ArchitectFormer Employee, more than 10 yearsConway, AR
Pros
Was once a great company that never paid well but was at least fun, rewarding, and team-focused on quality work.
Cons
Don’t bother dipping your toe into the idea of joining this org unless you’re a member of some diversity group. White Christian hetero males need not apply. Even though you may be in the majority, you will be underpaid, overworked, and overlooked for any advancement to appease the “equity” cult.
2 - 2.0Nov 7, 2023IT Security SpecialistFormer Employee
Pros
Ability to work from home
Cons
Don't value employees Layoffs necessary due to poor management Corrupt Leadership
2 - 5.0Nov 6, 2023Sales ConsultantFormer Employee, more than 8 yearsConway, AR
Pros
Excellent peer resources with great teamwork culture
Cons
Low management activity which can five independence but also creates situations that are vey frustrating solving issues when management doesn't hold people accountable.
- 5.0Nov 8, 2023ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsDowners Grove, IL
Pros
You want find better people to work with. Your teammates will become your friends.
Cons
Constant org structure changes cause concerns for associates.
- 3.0Nov 4, 2023Software EngineerCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsChicago, IL
Pros
Flexible time off, work-life balance, empowered.
Cons
Low pay, low/no bonuses, teams are free to implement the same thing ten different ways.
1 - 1.0Apr 29, 2023Automation EngineerFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsAustin, TX
Pros
No shortage of cash, unless they promise money for delivering the impossible & want to keep it for themselves instead.
Cons
Not alot of smart people, not that there weren't any, but the folks who could make stuff happen were always overworked & oversubscribed wearing many hats atop many more hats... In the end I designed, architected, developed (with 1 JS guy), implemented, tested, and deployed an automation project equivalent to IBM's PEM which would've cost millions & Big Blue keeps ownership and charges $500k yearly after, for which I was first offered double my salary but settled on a bump from $90k to $120k & instead got lied about, with them saying I said some nonsense (on a recorded line for on-call at 2am that they deny exists for this one call) for which they called me on my cell and didn't initially tell me what for and canned me, right after my mom died of cancer too. I was pushing an EEOC case but got injured at the job I took (JDA@NFL) afterwards... They called me a hypochondriac & made fun of me as though I didn't already have disabilities but I have doctors and surgeons who beg to differ. Over six months straight of 16 hour days to get that job done! Their most senior engineers and developers called me stupid and claimed what I delivered was, initially, impossible because there were too many complex advents of different technologies, and yet I made it happen, and the thanks I got was bumped-off by corporate cronyism & ritual idiotry.
5 - 3.0Oct 27, 2023Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, more than 10 years
Pros
great flexible work environment hybrid work model
Cons
too much uncertainty about the future of the company
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Acxiom has an overall rating of 3.6 out of 5, based on over 1,068 reviews left anonymously by employees. 61% of employees would recommend working at Acxiom to a friend and 38% have a positive outlook for the business. This rating has decreased by -8% over the last 12 months.
61% of Acxiom employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews. Employees also rated Acxiom 4.1 out of 5 for work life balance, 3.7 for culture and values and 3.4 for career opportunities.
According to reviews on Glassdoor, employees commonly mention the pros of working at Acxiom to be career development, culture, benefits and the cons to be management, senior leadership, compensation.
