Remote reviews

3.4

59% would recommend to a friend

(612 total reviews)
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66% approve of CEO

57% positive business outlook

Remote has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 612 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Remote 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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612 reviews
1.0
Aug 8, 2022
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Pros

work from anywhere somewhat flexible work schedule

Cons

- badly run, unreliable company - middle management very poor, inexperienced unsupportive with questionable integrity and business ethics - cut throat sales environment where stealing and dodgy dealings is tolerated, ignored and not being escalated to senior leadership to deal with. Senior leadership oblivious or not being aware what is actually going on in business - constant issues with pay for internal employees and clients - very mean and stingy company: no company get togethers, business trips/ events you have to pay for out of your own pocket. if you want to attend a business event, pay yourself or else all the leads will go to the reps who attended - poor benefits, no pension, no company phone or allowance, no paying for your internet, etc - company values of kindness and transparency are just empty words, experienced quite the opposite - very poor business planning. overhired irresponsibly without proper planning then had to let 10% go in a heartless fashion.

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Remote Response
3y
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback, though it makes for difficult reading. As CRO, my job is to help you and everyone else in our sales organization to be successful. To me - there are a few key parts to this: 1. Establishing a clear vision and direction for our team 1. Offering the right coaching and guidance for us to improve 2. Creating a culture that supports teamwork and enables high performance 3. Ensuring everyone feels motivated by the opportunities in front of them—financially and professionally. It sounds like you don’t feel this has been your experience and I’m disappointed to hear that. I’m not sure what you’ve experienced in relation to a “cut throat” environment, but I would say unequivocally that there is no place in our team for behavior which lacks integrity. This is entirely contrary to our values and the type of team we need to be to achieve high-performance. I hope you will feel empowered to approach me directly with your concerns. As a venture-backed business, we are subject to some practical constraints regarding cost—particularly in the current economic climate. We strive to offer equitable benefits packages to our global workforce so that everyone, regardless of where they are based, receive access to a similar level of support from the company. We also offer a number of perks including flexible work hours, unlimited PTO, learning and development funds, co-working allowance, mental health support and funds to engage socially with other Remoters. I certainly do not expect anyone to pay out of pocket to work at a Remote sponsored event and we’ve updated our policy to make that clear. If this has happened for you please submit a reimbursement request and I’ll ensure it’s approved. Regarding business planning, as a company and a Sales team, we’re bringing more structure and rigor to this than we have in the past. I don’t think anyone anticipated a need to reduce headcount this year given our incredible growth to date—but market conditions have changed and we have to adapt to them, just like any other business. Taking the decision to restructure the business was not something we took lightly, but was ultimately needed given the way in which the environment has changed. As i’ve mentioned before, we have a lot of work ahead of us if we’re to achieve our aspirations as a Sales organization and a company. And there’s certainly a number of areas where we can and should improve as a team. But I’m optimistic about our future prospects - because distributed work is here to stay - and excited for us to unlock our full potential, as we’re uniquely placed to help companies around the world unlock the benefits of remote teams. Chris, CRO.
1.0
Aug 25, 2025
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Pros

None to think of. They were great a while back.

Cons

Everything is terrible. From management, to hr, to changes that happen which are so unrealistic

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Remote Response
8mo
We appreciate your honest feedback. Our company is always looking for ways to improve for both our customers and our employees, and your feedback is a valuable part of that process.
1.0
Aug 18, 2025
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Pros

Fully remote work with global exposure.

Cons

Working at Remote feels like building a plane mid-flight while the pilots change direction every 15 minutes — and then blame the crew when it crashes. Leadership changes direction constantly. Months of work can be thrown out because priorities shift overnight. No vision, just reaction. Silent layoffs are common. People disappear from Slack midweek, no explanation, no acknowledgement — just gone. “Performance issues” are often budget cuts in disguise. Even top performers have been walked out to hit short-term targets. Chasing big logo deals at all costs creates operational chaos — compliance gaps, rushed onboarding, payroll mistakes — leaving account teams to firefight. Major clients have churned because of preventable errors, but leadership spins it as “strategic.” Speaking up about bad decisions can get you labeled “not aligned.” Job security depends more on politics than performance. HR is not there for you — they protect the company narrative.

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Remote Response
10mo
Thank you for taking the time to share such detailed feedback. We’re glad you value being fully remote, and the opportunity to work with a global team. Remote has grown rapidly, and we recognize that with that growth has come challenges in prioritization and communication. We also know that as we move quickly, it’s important to strengthen transparency at the same time, so we’re taking steps to improve how we communicate about decisions that affect our people and our customers. We regret that you don’t feel comfortable speaking up, because everyone’s voice contributes to building the kind of company we all want to be part of. If you have feedback about a decision, we want you to share it with your manager, the People team, or any senior leader, so it can be addressed. Thanks again for sharing your perspective and experiences with us.
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