Audigent reviews

3.2

43% would recommend to a friend

(19 total reviews)
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Drew Stein

40% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

Audigent has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 19 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Audigent employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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19 reviews
1.0
Jul 9, 2025

Unequal treatment, broken promises, and misleading responsibilities

Anonymous employee
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Pros

• Free office lunches • Decent benefits through Experian • Some passionate and capable peers

Cons

• Employees are not treated equally—certain staff are favored while others are overlooked, regardless of performance • There is little to no racial or cultural diversity, especially in leadership and decision-making roles • Promotions are promised and dangled to retain talent, but follow-through is rare or non-existent • Employees are misled into taking on responsibilities well beyond their title or pay grade, under the guise of "opportunity" • Leadership avoids accountability when it comes to decision-making, often leaving key responsibilities vaguely defined or shifting depending on who’s willing to pick up the slack • Feedback culture is non-existent—challenging decisions or behavior often leads to being sidelined or punished • The work environment is emotionally exhausting, with favoritism and cliques driving team dynamics more than merit or collaboration

1.0
Jul 7, 2025

Toxic culture, no leadership, set up for failure

Anonymous employee
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Pros

-decent benefits via Experian -free lunches in office

Cons

-extremely cliquey "boys club" culture in the NYC office, led by few early sellers and a founder who create a hostile and exclusionary environment -one individual in particular behaves as if he owns the place - makes inappropriate comments about appearances, brags about wins at the expense of teammates CEO frequently curses and yells at people -zero collaboration or team support -account assignments are completely unworkable; many accounts are inactive or already taken by others despite being "assigned" -no leadership presence or support; no attention from leadership unless you're already generating revenue -emotionally and mentally draining atmosphere; worst culture -why Experian acquired such a company is BEYOND words

3.0
May 17, 2025
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Pros

- I can't yet speak for what it will be like now (post-acquisition), but every year Audigent gets more name recognition within the industry. It has gotten to the point where recruiters are actively seeking out current and past employees, especially in Account Management and AdOps. - In my time here I have always felt like good ideas get appreciated regardless of tenure. And when I say good, I primarily mean money-making ideas. - We're a diverse collection of attitudes, political ideals, and life experiences. Not so much race though. - Free lunch daily for in-office workers, abundant PTO, and a solid 401k.

Cons

- Good ideas that aren't revenue-driving will be met with empty, verbal approval but no executative or financial backing. The company is a business first and foremost, so things such as team building, diversity efforts, and even work-related tools and enhancements aren't a primary (or secondary for that matter) concern to management. - Corners get cut often; from embellished revenue numbers to data integrity, the exec team here has moved beyond the "move fast and break things" tech ideals and into a "move fast and lie if we have to" mentality while selling this company. - The CEO acts like an upset toddler when things aren't going his way. Ask any current employee below C-suite, and they will confirm that anything from not hitting quarterly goals, to the wrong pizza being ordered (meaning for lunch that day he can't tear the cheese off of 2-3 slices of Joe's pizza, scrape some marinara onto his plate, and throw away the rest - this is not hyperbole) can send him into a temper tantrum.

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