Ulistic Reviews

Pros

Great People: The management is writer-friendly and will help you settle in quickly. The staff are also so helpful and really want to see you grow within the company. Steady, unending flow of orders: Working with Ulistic has helped me stop wasting time finding new clients and instead focus on what I love doing: writing! Teamwork: With Ulistic, you’re part of a great team. You’ll join us on Basecamp, where we share our wins and help each other succeed. Competitive and timely salary. I would recommend this job for anyone who: • Has a real passion for writing and is eager to work hard in a fast-paced environment • Values accuracy and submitting polished writing on weekly deadline cycles. • Is looking for something more long-term and is willing to engage with a great team. • A strong researcher able to write proficiently and thoughtfully on subjects s/he may be unfamiliar with. 100% remote: Offering you the ability to work whenever and from wherever you want.

Cons

None I can think of so far

Pros

None. All was good nothing to compre

Cons

None. Nothing to compare or say

Pros

There is not 1 pro to working at Ulistic with the Crawford’s. They are two of the worst people you will ever meet. Straight up lunatics. As mentioned in previous reviews, they have no idea what they are doing. The ceo walks around calling him self a god..

Cons

Everything was a downside to working here. Daily temper tantrums by the ceo. Daily smoke breaks with his wife. Of course it’s just her chain smoking and blowing smoke in your face while she makes fun of your outfit that day or talks about how awful another employee is. Also, when you leave this place be prepared to not be done with these people as the ceo is an unstable man. Such a toxic culture and the company has zero values

Pros

If I had to give ANY pros about this company, it would be the pay. I started at $15/hour and then with in a couple months I went to $17/hour because they saw I was doing well. I was then promoted and offered $20/ hour. Wowza for Highlands County!

Cons

The lack of training is one downside. You’re thrown into a position that you have NO idea how to do and offered NO guidance on how to complete that job. He starts off as a decent and nice guy and then turns in to a raging lunatic. He boasts on himself like he’s a god. He belittles employees. His wife joins in as well. She will tell you to do something (like send an email) and the client gets extremely angry and didn’t want that to go out to the thousands of people in their database. Instead of supporting her employee, she places ALL blame on the employee and the employee takes the heat. Employees are overworked. They expect you to complete a to-do list of 60-100 tasks (which in fact they couldn’t complete themselves) and then get mad when you prioritize and push some of those to-do’s out. I originally made a post about this company is May of 2020 because he asked me to. He wanted me to combat the negative reviews that company had been receiving. So like a loyal soldier, I did. I raved on about this company! It was then everything took a turn for the worst. They wanted me to resign. However, I’m not a quitter. It was then they fired me. When they fired me (for an action that was completely on her), they tried to buy me and offer me money to keep my mouth shut. I refused essentially. They wanted me to sign paperwork to shut me up as well. Now the time has come for me to be silent no more. I have refrained from posting anything on social media until now. I believe word of mouth travels faster in small Highlands County. I will leave you with this: if you enjoy being yelled at, belittled, overworked, stressed beyond belief, and worried if you’re going to have a job the next day, work here. This is the place for you.

Pros

Stuart pays a little higher than he should, which is good if you're starting out. Great place to learn the basics of digital marketing so you can get a better job elsewhere.

Cons

God, everything. The CEO is malicious and manipulative. If you're an employee, he will scream and berate you and tell you how much you suck at your job. The man is literally going to court for hostile work environment. He will do things behind your back and it makes your job more difficult. Moreover, there is no organization to within the company. As a result, you end up overworked and underpaid (despite what I said in the pros section). If you're a client, oof. All of your content is recycled. And if you signed a noncompete with him, he will still work with other clientsin your area but provide them with a different RSS feed so it doesn't LOOK like they are also using Ulistic. Its so common in fact that he received a cease and desist.

Pros

Nice guy owner seem to have nice employees good pay

Cons

Verbally abusive, wife jumps in the couple abuses when they cant even explain what they want

Pros

The only reason to work here is the decent pay, but I wouldn’t wish this place on my worst enemy.

Cons

How much time do you have? I can tell you right now any positive review you might see on this page is either fake and written by management, or written by a new employee who has no idea what they have got themselves into. Nobody that works there is happy, they just feel trapped, and nobody has ever left with a positive view of the company. On that note, every negative review you see is true, and they only half explain the hell you experience working at Ulistic. The founder an awful person, and he is 99% of the problem with the company. He touts himself as a marketing genius, and he loves to stoke his own ego by yelling at people, and treating people like garbage. He enjoys threatening peoples jobs and when they get upset he says that “Americans are too sensitive.” The employee turnover is unnaturally high (I worked with about 70 different employees in three years, and never more than 10 at a time) this is partially because he hires people without experience and offers them no training, then belittles them for every mistake they make. His business practices are unethical, and makes his hourly employees clock out once they reach 40 hours and continue to work off the clock. I have never worked in such a hostile environment, and never will again.

Pros

I'd say it's a great place for students and beginners - so much of practice. A real chance to learn how modern digital marketing works, all aspects. Being in this industry for quite a while, I still learned a lot since I joined. Also, it's a great place for professionals - a lot of various work, and the pay is pretty good. If you happen to be ambitious - you take as many responsibilities as you can handle, including the leadership roles. But be prepared to really care about your clients, it's a top priority to go an extra mile, not just perform your minimum responsibilities.

Cons

It's not a great place if work is not your priority or if you don't care about clients enough - you will be shown the door quickly. And I think it's fair. The workload is very demanding. You have to be efficient to succeed and stay on top of things.

Pros

Pay, nice office, nice coworkers

Cons

I probably work with around 40 people who were fired. Don’t get comfortable! Use this as a job to make money while applying for other jobs.

Pros

Technology has made the old-fashioned brick and mortar office place obsolete. In order to bring the very best talent and skills to the Ulisitic Clients, owner, Stuart Crawford has harnessed the ability to work with his team remotely. He has top professionals in all areas working all over the world to present the very best end product to his clients. He has given his entire team the ability to learn and grow with this relatively new concept of working remotely. The company works to provide the latest in tools and technology to the employees and he provides training as well. Being part of this team is a rare opportunity to be on the leading edge of what will probably be the standard in the years to come.

Cons

Because the concept is new, there are no solid guidelines and models to follow in growing this team and helping them to effectively work together from all corners of the world, so there are bumps in the road, one of those being the never ending work day that comes with co-workers and clients all over the world. Stuart does make some mistakes and misjudgments occasionally, but my experience is that when this happens, he works to correct the problems to see this doesn't happen again.