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Welcome to the Pixlee Family - Emerging Brands Specialist Pixlee Employee Review

5.0
5 Apr 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Pixlee's office is a great work environment, and supports a collaborative team setting. One of the best characteristics of this group is that creativity is encouraged, and effort is recognized and appreciated. The team actively supports each other in all endeavors, and pushes each other to be our absolute best.

Cons

I have no true complaints about this company. I choose to commute from over an hour away to be a part of this team, and I believe every minute is worth it. #teampixlee

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Pros

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Cons

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5.0
9 Sept 2020
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Recommend
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Pros

– Terrific balance of startup-oriented independence in your role & personal life balance. There's never a dull moment but you're encouraged to unplug when you need it! – Excellent room for personal growth, the team promotes & hires internally when possible – Culture of kindness and empathy: Everyone is conscientious and thoughtful in their communication and request. – Low turnover: good talent sticks around because they feel valued and supported. – Product: customers love the product and are willing to publicly vouch for it! Plus, the brands we work with are fun and interesting – never a boring moment! – Management: friendly, approachable, humble, inclusive, and sharp; basically anything you'd want from a younger-skewing leadership team. – Perks: very competitive benefits that clearly prioritize employee wellness – Board & Advisors: the entire team is encouraged to interact with and meet prominent industry leaders who help support the company's destiny. It's a great learning opportunity across all departments.

Cons

– With a small yet passionate team, there's always more to do – pretty standard for a startup and not a bad problem to have, but if you're used to large-corporate culture it could take time to adjust.

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