WeatherBug reviews

3.9

70% would recommend to a friend

(27 total reviews)

Edward Dingels

100% approve of CEO

57% positive business outlook

WeatherBug has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 27 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The WeatherBug employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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27 reviews
1.0
Oct 30, 2013

Ad Sales is a Hot Mess

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Pros

Nice smart colleagues, good product

Cons

Ad Sales Management is constantly shifting priorities and not sharing with management. You will be chewed out for not performing a task you didn't know you should be performing. Priorities are constantly shifting, and today's fire drill will be forgotten tomorrow. No differentiation between direct sales products and networks. Management is far more concerned with managing their own job security than developing staff or products that fit. When clients present objections, or when the market place presents challanges, the answer is always "Push harder, push harder". Seagull management at its finest.

2.0
Oct 24, 2012
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Pros

I have been with the company for quite a while, and totally enjoyed the previous years back with the bug. The people I'd worked with were great. It was once family oriented teams and niches, which it was like being back at school but thing always seem to work in ways for the better. All technology team always shared a common goal, get the goal done with quality, but management puts a twist on that. You will definitively learn a lot from this company, which you will need to figure things out quick.

Cons

From the past years, things has change for the worst. Company view: changes every year, the only that doesn't change is making money. There's no such thing of QOS, only what can be made from the projects. Everything is a rush job where quality take a toll and support of the project becomes a nightmare to manage. From the technology point of view: Everything is down to cost saving and even if is taking down system . Upper management are pushing buttons without acknowledging the people that work on the system day in and day out to keep the system up and running. The blame still has finger pointed to the employees. Lots of lack of communication between management and the employees. Management: Upper management lacks respect for their employees. Middle management does not have much say into things where they are pretty much Pinocchio without a soul. They are being used as a buffer of course but all order are coming from the top. Remember the word contradictory, sadistic and machismo. That the picture of upper tech management. Voices and opinion are often ignore from employee for the greater upper management regime. HR: Needs to be change to Robot Resource. Company really doesn't care what employees complain about. All voices flows into deaf ears. I remember where they use to care about what was occurring around the office spaces and of course this was change due to the new regime.

5.0
Mar 12, 2020

Great people, great company.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

First and foremost, my colleagues are probably the best part of WeatherBug. They are super friendly and helpful and are a key factor in what makes going to work every day fun. My second favorite aspect is the impact we have on a daily basis to millions of WeatherBug users. You cannot say that about many jobs. Another key aspect that I like about working at WeatherBug is the technology we apply with our solutions. We use a very cloud-forward and platform agnostic approach; use the technology that makes the most sense for the solution.

Cons

WeatherBug was acquired by GroundTruth back in 2016. That acquisition shook things up a bit and took about 2 years to settle down. Previous management wasn't well aligned with who WeatherBug is, so caused some confusion. That changed and is no longer an issue. Our parent company is not a consumer oriented company and the differences show up in company wide meetings. That's to be expected and while the disparity does cause some discussion amongst my peers, it's not a big distraction.

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