Storable reviews

3.3

50% would recommend to a friend

(214 total reviews)

Chuck Gordon

65% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

Storable has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 214 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Storable 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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214 reviews
1.0
May 11, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

At first it's great. The transition time when you start means you get roughly two weeks to do nothing. Its really easy to guess everyone's next move here, so no surprises is a pro. You will likely be smarter than your direct boss (in a line of about 5 bosses), so getting your way is pretty easy as well if you have a gift of gab. The chef is really good.

Cons

The company is one of the most dishonest, disloyal, and overall worst all around to work for. People who spent years building things there have been dropping like flies the second they question upper management. The company feigns interest in your ideas until they like them, in which case they become the companies ideas, and you will get no credit whatsoever, and you will watch as your boss tells the whole company about their great new idea. Management will very readily lie to your face and turn around and do the opposite. Beyond that, the tech stack is indeed a dumpster fire. The management is ever changing and makes no sense. Everyone walks on eggshells now so there is no more honesty. Everyone is scared for their job and therefore does slightly more than the bare minimum just to stay afloat.

2.0
Aug 25, 2020

On The Decline

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Work / life balance. No micromanaging

Cons

Greedy. Lack of legitimate raises or promotional opportunities since merger. Have been working remote since March and they are still "discussing" monthly stipends and the current response is we "should" see remote work stipends in 2021. Weekly meals and all associated perks of an office that you see as a constant pro on this website were stripped from us and we have seen nothing to make up for it. Our financial goals are beat every month but we don't see any raises. We were told merit increases were happening but after talking to peers I found out some people were given none, and most people were given a raise of less than $5,000. I talked to one person who got a $2,000 raise, and another person who said their entire department is not getting any annual raises. Keep in mind this is all happening as we continue to shell out millions on new acquisitions, and are subjected to weekly meetings telling us how we are absolutely crushing our financial goals.

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Storable Response
5y
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We are sincerely troubled by the perception that you believe greed is somehow part of our strategy. Our first stipend went out at the end of August. And yes, the POps and Finance teams are working diligently on how that evolves in conjunction with many other employee-focused perks and initiatives for the months and years ahead. That takes time. Much of the employee experience work had started in the first quarter of this year but had to be put on hold when the pandemic started. Now that we’ve transitioned to a distributed work environment, we’ve been able to pick that back up plus add even more layers geared towards strengthening your experience as a Storrior, both fiscally as well as culturally. Storable has weathered five months of this historic economic disruption and we know our cautious approach has frustrated some of our employees. Our intent has been to ensure stability and psychological safety alongside making long-term, scalable decisions that we can build with confidence, all with the employee in mind.
3.0
Aug 31, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Decent benefits, workload was manageable as long as you know where to leave off for that work/life balance. People I worked with were awesome.

Cons

Doesn't really show appreciation to long time employees, company is now too cheap to provide perks like they used to when it was a smaller more startup company. Company culture is not all that, it's not the worst but definitely has issues esp since going all remote. Not much 'fun' to be had, just work work work. Benefits were taken away, making our "total comp" much less and pay wasn't keeping up with COL increases, overall they are focused more on making the numbers and don't treat the employees as good as they used to. I'm sure the owners make plenty off the backs of the workers though!

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