LinkedIn reviews

3.8

66% would recommend to a friend

(7,659 total reviews)
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Ryan Roslansky

66% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

LinkedIn has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 7,659 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The LinkedIn employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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5.0
Nov 12, 2013
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Pros

The company is a true "people company". Of course it is a sales driven company as many internet companies have to be now to be competitive, but either employees (most of them) and senior managers walk the talk when it comes to culture and values. The culture here is indeed the reason why I keep working for this company: it's a culture that appreciates feedbacks and listen to them, making changes either in the products and in the processes; it's a culture where "transformation" is not just a word but something that is promoted internally. There's no fear to talk about career opportunities either inside or outside the company and no managers will stop you in a role or in a team because you're performing well where you currently are now. Also, it's a very horizontal company: there are many chances for employees to meet MDs, VPs and Directors, and they are eager to have conversations with them because (I think) they know they often are "the voice of the client". A part from the culture, other reasons why I enjoy coming to work every day are the company reputation (it's always nice to work in a company clients love!), the products that I genuinely find innovative, the benefit and the perks (free canteen with great catering choice, free snacks, tea, coffee, etc., chair massage, gym with free classes, medical and dental insurance) the fast paced environment (things change very fast, it's true, but I never get bored and I feel changes are possible) and the hyper growth that can bring to career opportunities worldwide, and eventually the fact that, even if it's a big company, we still know each other and the environment is still kind of a start up (especially in the Sales offices around the world, where there are a few employees and lots of ideas!). In one example, once a year we still get together from all over the world for the Global Sales Kickoff, and this is a great occasion for us to network with each other, hear US management talking about how they see the company going, feel part of a global company.

Cons

Even though a fast paced environment can be exciting, it is tiring as well.. At the end of a Quarter, you can feel "empty" for how much you are tired! Most of the employees work a lot and this can affect their personal work life balance: even if the company keeps on repeating us to take care of it, I find sometimes practically difficult doing it. In addition, in LinkedIn things keep on changing (i.e. processes, rules, points of contact) and it's hard sometimes to meet your goals and numbers you committed for in the first place. Another con is that sometimes we have the feeling that the company is sometimes too US-centric and that target could be adapted to the different markets and related maturity.

5.0
Nov 12, 2013

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Pros

Lovely work environment and fantastic ambience. Understanding supervisors. opportunities to learn.

Cons

nothing really to share. It is too early to comment on something.

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