ROI Revolution reviews

4.2

81% would recommend to a friend

(118 total reviews)
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Timothy Seward

86% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

ROI Revolution has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 118 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The ROI Revolution employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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118 reviews
5.0
Jan 6, 2023

Great company that cares about its employees

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Pros

The leadership at ROI is hard to beat. They truly care about the wellbeing of employees and listen to employee feedback. There is a great company culture with lots of perks and great benefits. The company has embraced a hybrid work environment that gives employees lots of work from home flexibility without giving up the great company culture. If you give ROI your best, ROI will give you its best in return. Leadership will strive to give you the opportunities that meet your goals and personal priorities. The company is always looking for ways to provide more opportunities to employees and help alleviate pain points.

Cons

Where there are pain points, it can take some time to see changes come to fruition.

4.0
Nov 3, 2022
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Pros

I really enjoyed working at ROI. The people are nice and the environment is extremely welcoming. They have weekly catered lunches, Team builders, Team lunches, lots of learning and training events, and food and drinks stocked for your enjoyment throughout the day. I really liked the hybrid schedule because I think it’s important to be able to interact with your team in person occasionally, but still having flexibility to work from home as well. It would be cool to have full flexibility though so you can come in or WFH based on what’s required of your schedule. The office environment is open so when you’re there you can easily turn around and ask someone a question about one of your accounts or brainstorm a better way to do something. They’ve also hired a new VP who seems to want to break down the walls between services which is a good thing. Growth could be kind of limiting previously because cross training wasn’t really encouraged but now it seems like this will be a big focus moving forward.

Cons

-High turnover can be stressful, but that's agency life! -Average pay, could be a lot more competitive -Team Leads have all been there for awhile so not too much movement if you're not in a leadership position already. If you're an IC, chances are you will not have the opportunity to move into a leadership role.

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ROI Revolution Response
3y
Thank you for your post! I am happy to hear you had a great experience working at ROI and enjoyed our many perks, benefits, opportunities to learn and the chance to work with truly kind team members. As you mentioned, we are focused on breaking down walls across our services. Soon, we will have a better understanding of the impact of our team structure experiments and will be able to validate if these changes increased collaboration and cross-training as we expect them to. Of course, collaboration is not the only area in which we are working to relentlessly pursue excellence. We continue to refine and evolve our compensation strategy. Earlier this year, we were happy to revise our compensation philosophy, resulting in more competitive pay and an increase in guaranteed compensation. Thank you for your suggestions on ways we can increase diversity within our teams. At ROI, we are committed to diversity, equity and inclusion, all of which are essential to fostering a culture of joy. Simply put, we are not as diverse as I believe we can and should be. And that is disappointing, especially given our focus on DEI work over the past several years (e.g., companywide and leadership trainings on inclusion, the launch of our Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Committee, etc.). We have more work to do and we look forward to doing it. I have personally had meaningful conversations with some of our team members where we were able to talk through things in a deeper fashion and brainstorm together on this topic. I would love to have such a dialogue with you. It sounds like perhaps you’ve moved on from your role at ROI, but either way, I would love the opportunity to talk more about this with you. If you’re open to it, please reach out to me so we can find some time to connect! Best, Barbara
5.0
Sep 25, 2020

Great Company with Great Values

Anonymous employee
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Pros

ROI Revolution aims to be the best place to work in the area and they are constantly making improvements to this end. The benefits are impressive and ever-expanding based on employee feedback (which they solicit feedback every few months so they can constantly grow and improve). Key benefits include 401k match, leave early/arrive lates, flexible work from home, bonus for completing 5 hours of education each month, and many more. What I most appreciate about ROI is that they consistently choose to do the right thing. When COVID struck, they sent employees home and provided equipment and office supplies. They're understanding and sympathetic of work-life balance. When the civil rights protests started across the country, management checked in on employees and the company created time and space for diversity training and discussions (all on the clock for hourly employees as well). They offer 2 hours on the clock to vote on election day so employees don't have to take time off to exercise their right to vote. They offer in-office, free flu vaccines, and while we've been working remotely, they offer paid time off for this. With PTO not being used as much while we're all at home because of COVID, they increased the amount of PTO we could roll over into 2021. They also make market adjustments every single year and increase salaries accordingly (this is separate from your yearly performance review, which offers another opportunity for advancement). They consistently do the right thing for their employees and it feels great to work for a company like this.

Cons

The company likes to promote from within, which is admirable. However, the management positions are often filled by those with the most seniority, rather than that best candidate for the job. Because of this, there are some in managment positions who do not excel in this role, while others are in lower level positions and "level out" and then eventually leave the company.

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ROI Revolution Response
5y
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. I appreciate your thoughts on promoting from within. This is something that can be tricky to balance. Of course, the ultimate goal is always to find the best person for the job at hand. All candidates, whether internal or external, go through an interview process to be sure that we are able to properly evaluate each candidate against the requirements of the job. We are committed to continuing this approach to provide employees with internal growth opportunities while also prioritizing a diverse candidate pool. You spoke a lot about the ways in which we have responded to the various challenges of 2020. It has certainly been a hard year for so many and we are proud of the support and flexibility we have been able to offer our employees. We will continue to do our best in this area and really live out our core values to ‘Be the Good’ and ‘Put Others First’! Best, Barbara
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