Bunch of two-faced snakes in the management - Developer BigWheel Employee Review

Big wheel brings in some awesome clients such as Disney, Imsa, and Clayton Homes. Developers of different backgrounds get to come together on highly variating projects to gain optimum experience. If your a developer looking to get where you want in your career, an agency with the clients Big wheel has is the best place to work. The environment is relaxing and the first place that has made me not want to work remote. Management although challenging as you will find in any intensive agency environment backs their employees and encourages unique ideas.

Agency Environments are known to be lower on the pay grade spectrum. Employees discuss pay in private here quite a bit and it is usually in a negative fashion. For that reason, the job is often more subject to younger developers who are gaining experience and interns. The pay can not compete with larger companies in town but you will not be working on mind numbing, repetitive tasks in this position like you will be at a more corporate job.You will be defining apps from the ground up that might change the world and for many, thats an easy tradeoff as long as their finances are covered.

Unlimited PTO WFH "availability" Co-workers are trying their best free beer, ping-pong table, et al.

There is no structure to anything. The PMs are over worked, the devs are underskilled, and there is no accountability in leadership for any of this. Seems to be in a "rebound" phase for a long time. Have had entire dev team quit and have been unable to keep a standard employee workforce for more than few months at a time. You should not work here. It is not worth your time. You are more valuable than they think you are.