Monitors are as good as robots - Sports Marketing Sportradar Employee Review

1.0
1 Feb 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

You get to work on weekends and have management tell you how to do your job because management is ever changing.

Cons

You sit at a cool computer and you work but don talk to your neighbor or you get docked points on some weird point system that the managers run. Plus just fyi they try and get you to advertise open jobs on your Facebook... And they watch everything you do on there computers. It makes sense but also very wierd feeling like you have a parent holding onto your shoulders as they rest there chin on the top of your head. I do not recommend this job.

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Cons

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