Loss of Direction - Anonymous employee HungerRush Employee Review

1.0
Feb 6, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The grunt work is done by passionate people that have their clients interest at heart.

Cons

The Leadership team seems to be in a constant tidal change of people coming and going, hiring their friends to make some money then exit stage left. The product team and Dev would rather change the way some thing looks that fix the function that is broken. If you polish a broken watch its just a shiny broken watch. New hires make way more than the people that have stayed with the company.

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5.0
Mar 21, 2025
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Pros

Great team culture Competitive product Collaborative work environment

Cons

The company is undergoing much needed changes to help transform the organization - working at any company undergoing such changes is not for everybody. This isn't necessarily a Con, but for anyone looking to join HungerRush, prepare to roll up your sleeves and get to work.

1.0
Jun 12, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

It's a job at the very least. Positions outside of customer support have supporting leadership that empower their employees.

Cons

"Directors" of customer support change every few months, typically because the last found a better position. Current management is an absolute mess and squeezes the remaining people that haven't had the sense to quit or find a new job. Pay is positively awful, rate for most positions is roughly 60% below market rate and discussing pay rates is AGAINST company policy. Managers that are part of meetings often joke about the performance of frontline agents BY NAME and group listen to calls said agents participated in. One such manager (a step below the director of support) will gaslight you and everyone around you into getting their way. Customer support is comprised of back to back to back calls all day every single day with no breathing room to work on customer tickets, leading to high customer churn rates and frequent verbal abuse from customers. The assumption is that you can work your tickets between calls, which is never any longer than 5 minutes at a time. Complaints are received as "combative" by support leaders from the top all the way down (director level down to middle management).

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