Good for what you do - Customer Experience Specialist DraftKings Employee Review

4.0
Apr 26, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Benefits, CEO, Environment, Staff, Culture

Cons

Management is the main reason why I wouldn't recommend this position to anyone. Just like in any position, if you do fantastic, you'll be passed up for promotions and internships, especially if your lead or manager doesn't support you. Pay is meh, but pay is usually not why people remain.

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DraftKings Response
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Thank you for providing candid feedback to us. We feel very strongly about creating opportunities for internal mobility across the organization. In a Customer Experience role, you have the advantage of learning the ins and outs of our business and have the opportunity to positively impact the experience customers have with DraftKings. Beginning your career in Customer Experience certainly opens up several internal mobility opportunities and we highly encourage you to speak to your HRBP to align on your career goals and what you can do to set yourself up for success in your career at DraftKings.

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