Pareto Law Reviews

Pros

Tons of progression routes, they are amazing at recognition, phenomenal company culture, fulfilling industry to work in

Cons

Navigating the change in the current job market, but it has been picking up a lot recently which is super promising!

Pros

The culture and vibes at Pareto are unmatched. This was my first corporate job and in my opinion, a great place to start and learn. When things are going well, they're great. The people at this company are wonderful and will do whatever they can to help you succeed.

Cons

While they will try to do everything to help you, sometimes it's not enough. The systems they use on a day to day basis are extremely inefficient and unorganized. After moving to a new company with updated systems, it's hard to understand how anyone gets anything done there. That said, it's amazing that people still find success, but if they updated their systems I believe it would take them to new heights. On the contrary, while the culture is a lot of fun it is most definitely unprofessional at times. This comes with the young culture at the company, but it's very easy to fall into the trap and think that it's normal behavior, especially when it's your first corporate job. Expectations are unrealistic at times, and aren't adjusted based on trends.

Pros

Culture Happy hours People are nice

Cons

Little down time Not a lot of handle of your own workload

Pros

Great company culture. Very fun place to work!

Cons

Sometimes it's too fun. Honestly feels like a summer camp. Also sometimes management is not always fully transparent despite preaching that they are.

Pros

The work environment was good.

Cons

Salary could have been better.

Pros

Great company culture. They say training is a 2-3 months but it is not.

Cons

They're a sweat shop who are selling pipe dreams to recent graduates and convincing them that they should give up all the time and effort they spent getting their college degree and go into sales. Pay is barely minimum. You can't even go to the bathroom during their power hours. Overall, terrible business model.

Pros

Amazing progression opportunity, training, co-workers, and mangers

Cons

Multiple projects, targets, deadlines. Hard work that pays off in the end

Pros

The only pro of pareto is the experience of the 6 hour assesment day can give you some knowledge

Cons

The zoom ends up being a bunch of people talking over eachother, cant even get a word in and they only hired the loudest people

Pros

- Office culture. everyone is welcoming and I have made some life long friends in this position. - Reasonable expectations. The days can get really busy but it's great if you're looking for a fast-paced environment. The work days ends before you even know it.

Cons

- Not any as of right now.

Pros

Young culture, live and fast paced

Cons

Professionalism, support from management. Super high turnover rate