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- "Free food all day and cool offices (with a huge roof terrace for bbq's) in a a great location in the heart of Covent Garden." (in 7 reviews)
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- "Distant management: I was given a lot of autonomy but didn't get a lot of feedback if I didn't ask for it." (in 5 reviews)
- "Managers barely know what they are doing, let alone have the ability to direct others." (in 4 reviews)
- "Process to get into product engineering includes excelling as CSE, passing a competency assessment, contributing majorly to product codebase (no available time or training during working hours) only to interview against external candidates" (in 4 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 5.0Apr 10, 2016Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
Great benefits, fun people to work with, exciting work and always changing. Relaxed approach to working from home. Fridge is always full of food!
Cons
High pressure, can be long hours, sometimes you experience the growing pains of a rapidly growing business (process, re org etc)
- 2.0Mar 15, 2017Client Services EngineerFormer EmployeeLondon, England
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Pros: * Mostly intelligent and competent people * Good role for new graduate * Some big client names to work on * Good for learning about browser/web
Cons
Cons: * Company focus on Product and Strategic Consultancy, CSE role is the price to pay for clients to use the Product * Professional Services and Customer Success are like Danny DeVito (PS) and Arnold Schwarzenegger (CS) in Twins * For every 1 CSE promotion there are 5-10 Account Manager/Strategist promotions * The role is marketed as an opportunity for progression into the Product Engineering team, one person did this in 1.5 years * No Mentoring, budget for conferences, time allotted to work on product * Different teams/departments have little communication and no transparency into things like product roadmap * Spending cuts visible in kitchen, events * Process to get into product engineering includes excelling as CSE, passing a competency assessment, contributing majorly to product codebase (no available time or training during working hours) only to interview against external candidates * Not much exposure to modern tech stack (no external libraries/server side Node) within role
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