Clutter Reviews

Pros

They were a new breed of company to work for that was refreshing

Cons

Not a con but could use some work is directions and all different teams being on the same page.

Pros

Solid Engineering culture, respectful teammates

Cons

Not a lot come to mind

Pros

Good pay and management And good co workwrs

Cons

Long hours sometimes which can be tiring

Pros

-Catered lunches -Growth opportunity -Team outings and company events -Trendy office location

Cons

-Broey tech culture -Elitist employee ideology -All male executives -Not great work-life balance -Not great benefits -Pay is not as competitive as similar companies -Lots of obvious favoritism -Many seasoned employees are not friendly or approachable -Layoffs were handled poorly

Pros

They lay you off and then you don't have to work there

Cons

Have to sit through meetings that could have been emails before getting laid off

Pros

-Catered lunches made it easy, but also felt like you were chained to your desk -Good commuter benefits, but parking was a real pain.

Cons

-Culture is very siloed and “secret” no transparency among business units. -While trying to be a “performance based culture” decision making is again very convoluted and thus it takes quite some time to do things. This in turn makes you seem slow and lazy but you’re waiting to get a decision on a direction to take/be authorized to make said decision. -Executive leadership seems to be very standoff-ish and unapproachable, an air of “I’m better than you, do as I say” mentality. -With the large scale lay off’s due to COVID-19, it seems as if the company wasn’t prepared nor did they care until very last minute or when it hit the bottom line, it seemed like such a knee jerk reaction. When asked at the beginning of the crisis, it was almost shrugged off by the CEO, like it wasn’t a real thing or would it impact the business. Everyone was sent home because of the shelter in place orders and they laid off a large amount of the company in a almost cowardly way. -Not the case anymore probably but office space was way too full. People were packed into conference rooms as a makeshift office. -some very egotistical employee who think they know it all and they know better than you. No collaboration. -Very Tech Bro culture. So much so I felt like I was in an episode of Silicon Valley.

Pros

Free lunch if you're a corporate employee

Cons

Too many to list. Here are a couple: - Your word won't get anywhere - There is almost a caste system of a sort where the people in operations are treated like crap and the people in corporate are treated much better - Get everything in writing, especially if you're relocating because they can and will screw you over if they get a chance