Tech with a human touch - Anonymous employee Tack Mobile Employee Review

Tack offers an amazing workspace, engaging work (with an understanding that project loads are constantly changing), a great culture, and competitive compensation. I have constantly been challenged and am always learning. Tack gives you flexibility as a developer so you can enjoy life outside of work, too.

Sometimes not enough people are actually in the office so it can feel a little quiet.

-Great co-workers who are all friendly and helpful which is important in a company this size -Great work-space with a stocked kitchen, open office environment but also allow working from home when needed. -Plenty of opportunities to take initiative. -Many projects are not 100% defined at what needs to be done so input on how to get things done seems to be taken very well. -Plenty of new work incoming. -Various internal project going on that you are welcome to contribute to if you desire, things like a display made of ping pongs to an automated status board that informs everyone of the latest happenings in the office. -IoT focus so there are occasional bonuses along those lines to help all the employees be more involved with IoT at home as well as just at work, things like Echo Dots for the employees to take home and experiment with. -Always looking at improving communication between management and employees which means new tools are occasionally tried out. This is also a Con if you are not flexible to change. -No issues with talking directly to the CEO or anyone else in a management role.

-Some clients request our employees work at their office so you may occasionally be stuck working in a different environment than Tack's office. -Not the best workplace if you are the type that needs a to-do list given to you for what you should be doing. -Tools used to communicate between management and employees are occasionally changed while trying to find the best one for the company as a whole, this is both Pro and Con as it shows things are not just going to be stagnant in a poor working tool like some larger corporations are at.