Good work culture but slow growth opportunities - Anonymous employee Criteo Employee Review

3.0
Jul 14, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Hybrid working policy and good work culture

Cons

No promotions or slow growth

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Criteo Response
1w
It's great to know you appreciate our work culture since it is a top priority for us. When it comes to career development, making Criteo a place for learning and growth has always been an ambition we share here. That's why we strive to promote diverse career pathways, whether vertical or horizontal. We believe that continuous learning is the key to thriving at work and that's why providing a constant learning curve for all remains a top priority.

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5.0
Jul 9, 2026
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Pros

so good at doing stuff thats good

Cons

Real bad at doing stuff thats bad

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Criteo Response
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Thank you for sharing your experience and contributing to building Criteo's success. We wish you all the best for what comes next!
2.0
Jan 31, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Smart, hardworking people at the individual contributor level (many of whom are now gone). Little micro-managing, but that’s because everyone’s bandwidth is near 0

Cons

Post–new CEO, the company has descended into complete chaos. There is no transparency around decisions that impact teams and roles. There have been consistent strategy, personnel, and supplier changes with no explanation, accountability, or follow-through. Cons, continued: Employee input and performance do not matter. Decisions feel driven by appeasing BoD and optics rather than results, input and reality. The culture has become a corporate hellscape of: Endless reorganizations with no clear rationale, including layoffs with no reasoning Vague all-hands meetings that avoid real issues, even when directly asked A massive disconnect between the C-suite and day-to-day reality Eroded trust and growing position insecurity Middle managers incentivized to prioritize managing up & executive optics over team advocacy “Return to Office” policy put in place when promised a “Work from Anywhere” position, where the RTO policy differs across employees’ location Little to no growth opportunities despite high performance Under-market average compensation that was justified by locale, “Work from Anywhere”, and flexibility — which was recently rolled back A clear favoritism to those that “talk the talk” vs “performance with numbers”

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