Think of it as a growing experience - Anonymous employee TrackMaven Employee Review

2.0
Jul 6, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Team is stacked with great people who will inspire you to improve your work. The company is very quick to adopt valuable tools and technology. You can take off when you need to with unlimited vacation.

Cons

Across the board, compensation is way below market, even after considering the value of benefits. If money is important to you, look somewhere else. Long hours with a workload that can make it more desirable to work on the weekends than not. Equity offered to employees is pretty negligible.

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TrackMaven Response
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Thank you for providing your honest opinion about TrackMaven. We're happy that you've found your fellow Mavens to be friendly, talented, and a constant source of encouragement. We're sorry to hear that you are not satisfied with your current compensation. Please know, our goal is to compensate our employees at (and in many cases above) the market rate for their positions. TrackMaven fosters a culture of transparency and provides our mavens many forums to communicate their ideas and concerns. These forums include weekly manager 1:1's and quarterly performance reviews. Our goal is to provide our mavens opportunities to be heard and have their concerns addressed. We will continue to review our compensation practices regularly and encourage you to speak to your manager.

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