One of the worst igaming companies you can work at - Senior Frontend Developer BrainRocket Employee Review

1.0
Apr 14, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

You get paid in money.

Cons

Poor management with no regard for employee well-being. Constant project swaps with no clear ownership or continuity. Zero proactivity from leadership; no career growth or development opportunities. High turnover — people getting hired/fired constantly. No stable team environment; always onboarding new people, which killed momentum and productivity. Felt stuck in a loop of repetitive onboarding with no real progress.

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5.0
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Pros

Friendly atmosphere, no crunches, respectful attitude to employees.

Cons

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1.0
Feb 9, 2026
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Pros

Salary is above market value compared to similar positions in other companies

Cons

A company of Ukrainian origin with a complete lack of established work processes. Managerial positions are occupied by random and unqualified individuals who have little to no understanding of their responsibilities. Any initiative aimed at improving workflows is met with hostility and, in many cases, results in termination. There is a total absence of feedback, while critical information required to perform tasks is deliberately withheld. Tasks are chaotic, with constantly changing requirements that are often not communicated at all. As a result, employees are repeatedly blamed for delivering work that does not meet expectations—expectations that were never clearly defined in the first place. There are no daily meetings, and management is openly unwilling to introduce them. Project documentation is nonexistent; consequently, even managers who have been with the company for six months are unaware of the full scope of work or the requirements for marketing materials. This leads to poorly defined tasks, as managers themselves do not fully understand what needs to be done.

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