YuMe Reviews

Cons

There have been a lot of shifting priorities and changes in projects. The transparency was low between the management and the engineers.

Cons

Horrible leadership support. Low Moral

Cons

• Shrinking IO business that missed the transition toward programmatic
• Outsourcing of many vital functions has resulted in a dysfunctional business
• Negative work environment resulting from poor leadership and politics
• Contributions / good work are rarely recognized (e.g. cancelled holiday party)
• High voluntary attrition; entire teams have turned over due to leadership
• Leadership is complacent, turns a blind eye, and does not act on feedback

Cons

Politics and protecting the status quo is more important than work product or delivery. Combative environment.

Cons

The software development process was convoluted and often times untruthful.

Cons

-No one cares anymore. Everyone is checked out and looking to move on. Don't try to make any friends here because they most likely won't be around in a few months.

-The product team is useless as they continue to push out subpar products. Terrible leadership in that part of the organization. The company had a bright future at one point, but this team squandered it all away.

-Take a moment to look at the stock price. Yeah, enough said there. Wall Street doesn't appear to believe in this company, either.

-Micromanagement. Do you feel like filling out forms to state exactly what you did this week, in bullet point form? Get used to it if you want to work here!

The company is rated poorly for a reason. Please stay away, and only accept a job here if it's an absolutely last resort.

Cons

There is a reason why YuMe is rated 2 stars.

Management is terrible. HR will try to break you down or belittle you to prevent you from getting any kind of raise or promotion in order to save costs. Absolutely atrocious, I tell you.

The company laid off about 20 people in December and management was not even aware. People are giving in their notice day by day and leaving the company. For those that are still here, they are either checked out or looking to leave.

Products do not work at an optimal level. Everything is outdated. Issues and bugs always arise. Engineering will take months to touch or look into an an issue.

Cons

Terrible management, product had lost it's way

Cons

Middle of the road at best new products. Late nights and or very early mornings. Turn over is a big concern as I see people give notice daily.

Cons

No one is friendly. Have their own cliques and don't want to make new employees welcome. Sometimes it also feels like there is a major gender bias . At least with the Pricing and yield management department. They favour Asians.