Data Age Reviews

3.2

54% would recommend to a friend

(31 total reviews)

Tom Streng

68% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

Data Age has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 31 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Data Age employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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31 reviews
5.0
26 May 2023

Excellent place to work

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Solid place to work with a great atmosphere and co-workers. Ownership is active, thoughtful, and will take care of any/all who show effort and care for the organization.

Cons

Cannot think of anything at current time

5.0
7 Sept 2022

Excellent Opportunity

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The growth opportunity is amazing. I can attest to that! The sky's the limit here for advancement and professional growth. The culture is great, the people are great, the work environment is fun, and the organization has made positive, impactful improvements in our management team to ensure that inspirational servant leadership is in place. I've forged many great friendships over the years and enjoyed working with talented, insightful mentors and colleagues who have helped me realize and achieve many of my goals. I started at an entry level position, and through hard work and dedication, I was recognized for that effort, and I've had the opportunity to advance into several functional and project management positions. The most rewarding part of my journey here at Data Age has been the pleasure of working with and celebrating the success of many of the team members I've coached and worked with, as they grow and achieve goals of their own. Data Age has helped so many of us advance to new levels of personal and professional growth. For many of us, this opportunity has been very rewarding.

Cons

*I think there may be a little bias at the ugly sweater contest. I've surely out matched everyone a few times there and not won. *There could be more cinnamon sugar variety bagels on bagel day. Those seem to go fast. But seriously, I have a "cup half full" perspective on things. Have there been some bad days? sure. At what organization can you say there hasn't been a bad day? For me, I focus on the good days and the good days can be measured in the thousands here. You get out of the experience what you put in.

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Data Age Response
3y
Thank you for the kind words! Every employee is appreciated and we thank them for all that they give to make our organization a great place to work.
5.0
2 Sept 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

It's a small to mid-sized company, you get to know people fairly quickly, and the long time employees here are welcoming and knowledgeable. The company founders have recently undertaken a massive effort to reclaim a positive culture, including President and founder Tom Streng coming back as CEO. He cares for his company and knows that taking care of his employees is how Data Age will move forward. As of writing this review, I've been with the company for nearly 3 years, which means my time here saw the impact of COVID19. Data Age's response was sensible and considerate of employee health, and saw the bulk of its workforce shift to full time remote work. Though some departments have returned to in office, many remain remote including my position, which honestly makes it a treat to go in for a weekly meeting and see everyone face to face. I know every person is different, but remote work has been the best thing for my own mental health, especially during the last few years. With that said, upper management has been very flexible on this front, with many choosing to come into the office daily, and many choosing to work remote.

Cons

Though I never personally experienced the bullying behavior or tirades other reviews have mentioned, from what I understand from speaking with colleagues both past and present, those reviews were well deserved. HOWEVER, recent changes in management have mitigated those issues, and I have yet to have a bad experience with my supervisors. As I mentioned, this is a small company, which also encourages wearing many hats. This has been both good and bad, as taking on responsibility is a great way to showcase your talents, discover new ones, and show your boss you're ready for more, it also opens the same doors for your supervisors to occupy roles that might have lead to upwards movement for employees like myself. The review process seems pretty lax here as well. While I have received raises when I took on new responsibilities, I did have to ask for them. To summarize, the biggest con is a lack of clear career path, at least in my department.

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Data Age Response
3y
Thank you for the clear, decisive feedback and thank you for being a part of our team. I will be certain to pass along all your positive comments as well as the areas to improve, so that our Executive team can address in the near future.
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