Great place - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso Fetch

Fetch is a fun, ambitious, and spirited place to work! I feel lucky coming into our office everyday. People here are intelligent and motivated, and everyone becomes friends easily with one another because we have a friendly nature. The office is fast-paced yet laid back at the same time, we are culturally diverse which is enriching for our team. Upper management is easily accessible when needed, and teams are given a lot of recognition internally when hard work is put in. Overall, everyone I have interacted with has said they love coming into the office and enjoy the work they do, even though it can be challenging at times but always very rewarding.

The problem is there are so many opportunities to address any problems to the right resources, yet people still manage to air out their discontentment in the wrong places, and it’s so counter productive because nothing will ever get resolved this way. It’s a shame to know that not everyone properly utilizes our resources in order to help our amazing company continue to make improvements when needed. If most everyone could understand that going straight to upper management/HR could have such a positive impact, it would greatly benefit the individual and our team/culture as a whole.

When I initially started with Fetch I was in love with the culture and how they operated their business. They still had the start-up vibe - scrappy & inclusive. Unfortunately after a year or so that all quickly changed. I will say they hire some very bright & talented individuals, and I learned a lot during my time there. The company trips to Mexico are cool, but I would have rather seen the money in my paycheck if I had the choice.

The pay rate is a joke, not competitive at all. One can easily increase their salary by 20% by going elsewhere. There's too much politics going on (think high school gossip & cliques). Upper management tends to be biased. The culture has steadily declined, all company events are based around booze. Very little opportunity & encouragement for professional development. The hiring & firing process is pretty terrible as well.