LiveRamp reviews

3.3

53% would recommend to a friend

(718 total reviews)
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Scott Howe

63% approve of CEO

38% positive business outlook

LiveRamp has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 718 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The LiveRamp 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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718 reviews
3.0
Aug 31, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Work with blue chip clients. Rewarding challenges. Great benefits. Industry leading market position and marketing team. Great Covid transition handling.

Cons

Toxic leadership in the addressability org. People starting to leave in six months or less. Senior leadership and hr have reportedly been informed about it and do not fix it. Unfortunate case of Toxic Leader Syndrome.

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LiveRamp Response
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Thank you very much for your feedback regarding our Addressability team. I am sorry to hear that you have this impression. As the leader of the Addressability Team at LiveRamp, I take your comments very seriously. We do not accept unprofessional behavior, and we partner with our leaders and People and Culture team to address and resolve issues if they come up. I encourage further discussion around your concerns, please reach out to me directly either via slack or email. Dave E Chief Strategy Officer
2.0
Aug 28, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

The pay is pretty good.

Cons

Absolute disaster of a company. No vision, no leadership, lots of infighting. They aren't doing what's best for the customer, they aren't doing what's best for employees, they are only doing what's best for the CEO and board, which is killing the company and will eventually make everything collapse.

1.0
Aug 28, 2023

Not the best place for long term

Recommend
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Pros

Remote first, great benefits, unique projects

Cons

This company needs to do a better job of being upfront and honest with its employees and new hires. I was hired for a role that changed the moment I started onboarding. Speaking of onboarding, I’ve been left to figure out pretty much everything on my own with little to no direction. It also doesn’t help that everyone who was hired after me ended up receiving a more formal onboarding process and support. Several teams are overworked and too stretched thin, but customers are pressing for more support. I’ve seen team members either too stressed and need to call out sick, go on leave, or just quit altogether. It also doesn’t help new team members given more complex accounts (with little support) while they’re still learning to do their core jobs. Sure, we’re given a mentor or coach but that person is also stretched too thin. Plus, there’s not a lot of clarity on how success is measured and team goals are not communicated well. There seems to be a huge disconnect between staff vs the expectations of customers. It’s usually common for teams to figure out what was sold to a customer in order to meet or clarify expectations. Also, documentation is either outdated or nonexistent. There needs to be standard SOPs for each team and clearer direction on how to interact between departments. This tends to waste everyone’s time and leaves a client dissatisfied. Sales do have a quota to meet, but LR needs to question at what cost. The mental health and well-being of staff is dwindling and I can’t in good faith recommend anyone to work here.

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