TrueCar reviews

Communication is not the strong suit.

Management overall is clueless and doesn’t know how to scale the business upwards. To compensate for their fruitless efforts, they readily engage in layoffs to offset their own hubris and incompetence. They say they want to be smart, but are quick to pull the trigger on getting rid of their brightest people just because they can’t afford to pay them anymore. The primary vision of the company was to offer transparency to consumers during their vehicle purchases, but how can they even begin to adhere to this vision when they aren’t transparent to their own employees? Very shady indeed, and not worth risking your career or self-value for a self-proclaimed tech company that hasn’t even hit $1 billion in annual revenue yet after more than 10 years of being in operation. Meritocracy is almost absent at the company, so you better know how to kiss up if you want to experience any TRUE(car) success there.