Ok learning environment for a short while but happy to have moved on. Career possibilities are slim, culture is toxic. - Anonymous employee Comscore Employee Review

2.0
Dec 5, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Decent enough salary. Some very smart and passionate colleagues and some colleagues are eager to share knowledge. Good for those interested in new technologies.

Cons

Mergers in recent years have been poorly executed. Upper management staff is coming and going. Entire technology teams are stepping out. comScore is lacking formal training programs and well defined career paths. New positions and salary increases are never initiated by management and have to come from the employee. There are constant internal political battles. "This is how that team perceives that other team". The horror. Internal communications are absolutely dreadful – highly inefficient using distribution lists and ill-functioning CRM systems. Employees tend to stay fixed in one team for many years working on the same project doing the same thing. External offices are not made part of the larger company – teams are often forgotten in company-wide communication, US workers systematically tend to 'forget' about time zone differences. No team spirit at all. Information sharing is all over the place – few people know what technical information is accurate and current.

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Pros

1. So-called un-limited time-off but never taken into consideration it all depends on how badly they need you, so if you are in a position critical then you have some good time off. 2. They "MIGHT" help you when you need emotional support, but this is not permanent changes with policy. 3. Summer hours availability.

Cons

1. Doesn't match industry level compensation. 2. Communication from the higher ups are always confusing and no clear goals provided. If there is something wrong with the communication between the higher ups you are always responsible even for that. 3. No stock options as they want the flexibility to fire you at anytime. 4. No severance provided until they know you can sue them back. 5. Look out for their quarterly meetings, if they are not doing good in Revenue, then expect layoffs within next few weeks. 6. They always tend to put the blame on lower level employees, when there is a escalation even when its not your fault. Prepare for getting fired if you are especially under a senior who has been with comscore for long + your team have good resource bandwidth.

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