Look before you leap - Anonymous employee Symbotic Employee Review

1.0
Apr 24, 2014
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

There are great people here and the technology they are using is somewhat interesting. The benefits they offer are decent.

Cons

The company is hierarchically run, in a top down manner. There is not a lot of room for career advancement or autonomy. Not much cross collaboration or very well organized.

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Symbotic Response
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We are glad that you find our benefits and company's technology to be great. Our executive team has been adding more collaborative and strategic meetings in order to be sure that we are beating to the same drum. Please contact our HR and marketing team to let us know how we can continue to be collaborative at info@symbotic.com.

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