A Great Learning Experience, But Requires Considerable Sacrifice - Financial Analyst LiveRamp Employee Review

3.0
Jan 13, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

- Workplace experience team typically plans some pretty neat (in office & virtual) events - The FP&A team is full of hard-working & brilliant people - SaaS company that has a ton of learning opportunities - The office has a great assortment of food, snacks, drinks, and activities - Independent working style. Managers don't micromanage at all and are always ready to answer questions and help out. - Company has a bright future with its business model and will likely be enormously successful in the coming years.

Cons

- Pay inequity exists within FP&A. Some members are paid significantly more than others, with almost no consideration given to previous experience or level of education. General recognition and promotions are rare, so analysts typically spend a year or two at LiveRamp for the experience before moving on to greener pastures. - Work life balance has always been bad, but has gotten worse during covid. The average work day ends at 8pm, and team members regularly work beyond that and weekends to catch up. - Management does not adequately address questions during the monthly town hall and will say things that contradict information we know as a finance team

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LiveRamp Response
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LiveRamp Alum - I couldn't think more highly of your and your team's work. It's truly remarkable—the team's efforts are making a meaningful impact on LiveRamp's success. Thanks for everything you contributed during your time with LiveRamp, and also for your feedback. Our leaders take it to heart—whether the root cause is a misunderstanding or an operational issue—and we do everything we can to continuously improve. - Brandon

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