Workplace environment will vary greatly depending on role - Anonymous employee Crowd Surf Employee Review

Coworkers are talented and most are quite experienced, so I’m learning a lot about social media marketing from them. The team gets the latest gadgets, so people can work effectively even off-site (it's a hybrid model). I love the opportunities to attend events and help artists establish themselves. I think the salary is fair for an entry-level job. There are also benefits such as health and dental and PTO.

No. This is a good way to get your foot in the door.

• You get exposure to high-profile artist and label clients. • The pay and benefits are reasonable for this type of role. • They allow remote work which lowers the barrier to entry for candidates not based in music industry hot-spots like NYC, LA, and Nashville.

• The speed and quality expectations of the role are demanding, and manageable with strong systems in place, but employees here tend to redirect workplace stress toward coworkers instead of addressing the underlying issues contributing to their stress. • You'll spend a disproportionate amount of time training coworkers and correcting preventable mistakes to keep projects on track, which will result in you falling behind on your tasks. • Mentorship opportunities within the company are limited or unhelpful.