Radancy reviews

Employees are not paid what they're worth, and that's besides the fact that many of them work far beyond the 40-hour work week. Nights and weekends aren't pushed on them, but someone has to do it. Recognition isn't usually given for a job well done. You're more under the magnifying glass when something goes wrong. Internal teams sometimes work against you. Bigger decisions in the company seem to be driven by the dollar, but that's most places.

No professional development whatsoever regardless of level. Too many management layers without actual value being created. With the organization torn between being an ad agency and a tech company, the interaction with clients is more about forcing product sales than being a consultative partner for the best strategy. Overall company is focused on selling since they are owned by private equity so wouldn't recommend as a career but mostly as a placeholder until something better comes along.