Stay away if you can affort - you might get fired - Head of Marketing AUTODOC Employee Review

1.0
18 Jan 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Team is very friendly nice and helpful! I made some good friends - Salary was very good - Nice office and the new one at Mitte will be also better - Company hired some strong VP people in Marketing, can only hope these will run the show longterm

Cons

- Company was build from people with many mistakes but they dont want accept that they did so many mistakes and believe they are so good. - Everyone who is better (and thats is almost everony ) is seen as danger and fired (old CEO, VP Ops etc.) - People are hired out of jobs and informed a few weeks later that the role is not needed - Everything is manual and noone wants to change that

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AUTODOC Response
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We want to get better, and we hope that the changes we are doing right now will be on the path of some cultural changes as well as truly learning from our past experiences. Thank you for this honest feedback!

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4.0
26 Sept 2025
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Pros

Team was friendly and I had very intiative leaders who iniciated my promotions

Cons

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2.0
9 Jan 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Compensation is solid – base salary and bonus are competitive for the market. Low workload and slow pace – if you want a stress-free, low-intensity job, you’ll get it here. Predictable routine – very little real urgency, pressure, or stretch beyond the basics.

Cons

Culture of avoiding work and decisions – people spend more energy sidestepping responsibility than solving problems. Hard decisions are delayed, delegated, or buried. Bloated IT organisation – too many people doing overlapping roles, unclear ownership, and very little actual impact for the headcount. No real technological ambition – everything is constrained by a heavy monolith and a fear of meaningful change. “Strategy discussions” orbit around cosmetic topics while the structural tech debt remains untouched. Command-and-control mentality – the dominant mindset is “do what you’re told”. Independent thinking and challenge are quietly discouraged. Progress depends on belonging to the right clique – your ability to move a vision forward depends less on merit and more on whether you are “in the gang”. Politics beats competence. Leadership without ownership – senior leaders struggle to take a clear decision, stick with it, and own the consequences. Accountability is diffused to the point where nothing truly changes.

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