Great Culture - Recensione dipendente - Growth Marketing Manager presso Rocket Money

Working at Rocket Money has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my career. The leadership team genuinely cares about their people—not just as employees, but as human beings. They go out of their way to support work-life balance, and it’s not just lip service. Here, you’re encouraged to do great work without sacrificing your well-being, personal time, or family life. The culture here strikes a rare balance: we’re able to be productive, collaborative, and continuously learning new things, while still having fun along the way. There’s room to grow, space to innovate, and the freedom to ask questions and try new things without fear of failure.

Honestly, very few. It’s a smaller company within a greater org, so if you're looking for the bells and whistles of a big corporate environment, this might not be it.

You can work for a company that makes an app used by millions and see the work you build on ads which is super surreal. - PTO if you can take it

Product and Eng leaders don't really understand the customer or feature sets. The outlook of the company is mostly based on the huge marketing spend the company does. - Lots of legacy tech debt - Lack of technical rigor from leadership has lead to lots of code rot - Doesn't follow modern coding conventions, custom code and processes, huge coupling that prevents modernizing code - Product is pure chaos - Constant reorgs every 9-12 months along with high turnover across Eng and Product - Professional Development is Non Existant its all about shipping something higher ups want. Good luck if you have an idea getting product on board to build it. - Company talks about values and feedback, but management isn't held accountable and doesn't listen to feedback - This is a good old boys and friends and family company. The leadership is essentially a number of people who are friends/family and have worked together for years and have cashed out from being bought and costing. - There is no real room to evolve the companies culture given the same people have lead it for so long.