AppCard reviews

Where to start. I have been with AppCard for 5 years. This is Glassdoor, so I could give you all sunshine and lollipops about company culture, company perks and what a great company AppCard is, and a lot of that might be true in the eye of the beholder, but superficial. The unadulterated description of AppCard is that it is an undeniably incredible technology company that is bringing more of what use to be considered science fiction to life, arguably the technology might be a year or 2 ahead of what the market is adopting, but this is why being a part of this company is thrilling. It takes a special kind of person to be part of an emerging technology and working to bring it to market. What I love about this company is the people and the environment. So often I hear friends talk about their jobs and their companies and how each day is identical to the last and their job is just a job. In a startup you find those unique people that you find nowhere else. AppCard has assembled a team of some of the most creative and intelligent individuals I have seen. The environment is one with purpose, with each and every person working together for the common goal of bringing AppCard tech to the market and changing the way that businesses see marketing and offline data. No ball is dropped without 3 people running to support each other. Team is often a word used to describe a group of people that are part of the same organization, this does not do the group at AppCard justice, what I am a part of at AppCard is more akin to a family. When you join this company, you are greeted by people that are enthusiastically pleased to have another person joining the effort and each lending a hand to bring you up to speed. I think the biggest thing that I love about AppCard is the ability to make mistakes and try new things. In life, but in startup life in particular you are expected to make mistakes, if we knew all the answers, we would not be a startup. It is all about problem solving in this environment and finding the way to do something that no one else has figured out yet, it is extremely rewarding. This mantra extends from Senior Management all the way down. This can be difficult for some people swallow, we have had our fair share of people that wanted something easy, something they could do mechanically and not worry about solving problems, and I get that, it is a lot of pressure and for the disorganized individual, this is a nightmare, but that is why startups are not for everyone, and that is ok. I have been here for 5 years, and with each year the company evolves into something new and I love being a part of that.

I have been a developer my entire life, and have always been interested in AI since I started programming in middle school. Those of you that know the tech world know that you do not always get to choose what you get to work on even when you join a company that is in your area of interest. When I joined AppCard, I knew I would be working with some of the best developers in the world and quite frankly was a bit star struck when I got to meet the CTO and CEO these are 2 guys with some serious credentials, the CEO is the guy behind ICQ and AOL AIM 2 platforms I spent countless hours on in my teenage years (Happy Glassdoor is anonymous:). During my interview, I was told that the company would be working on some pretty cool tech in the POS industry and that we would be working on machine learning around consumer behavior, this seemed to be the closest I had gotten to working with AI in a real world setting and was pretty excited. Over the last year and half, this company has continued to push the envelope on technology and has left machine learning as a pleasant memory for a deep learning AI powered marketing platform. The mentorship I have received is invaluable and I feel like i am part of something that is going to be huge. I am just grateful for this experience and to have found a place that really stimulates my interest and continues to evolve. I won't name my last company but it felt like "Ground Hog Day" everyday compared to what I am doing now.