TicketNetwork reviews

Unqualified Managers Low Pay Poor Benefits Overly Casual Rampant Incompetence No Opportunity for Advancement Most people at TicketNetwork make between $12 and $14 per hour, regardless of the job title affixed to their name. The employees are generally uneducated, wear all-black goth clothing, have visible piercings and tattoos, and suffer from noticeable social anxiety. The environment is very casual--to the detriment of professionalism. The turnover rate is unparalleled, and the current management is composed of those who have simply remained since the company's inception. In essence, nepotism is systemic, promotion to managerial positions is unlikely--since current managers are unfit to manage and thus unlikely to receive external job offers--and nearly all intelligent, motivated people do not last more than a few months. As a recent college graduate eager to incorporate himself in the corporate workforce, it would be an understatement to say that I am dissapointed. Many employees compare TicketNetwork to Google, citing the casual dress code and free food. After some basic research, I can assure you that those who work at Google make about three times as much money and are seasoned professionals. The comparison is laughable at best.