Open-book company poised for exciting growth - Content Marketing Manager ReTargeter Employee Review

Employees are industry veterans, highly intelligent and skilled at what they do Most recent acquisition by Conversion Point resulting in revived focus on developing the product and growing the business, constraints the business has had over the past few years are no longer a limitation Great career growth opportunities, lean organization makes everyone super valuable and influential Programmatic advertising is an incredibly interesting space to work in, if you're a good problem solver day-to-day work is extremely stimulating

The client-facing product is lacking (this will change...) but today, educating customers on our true capabilities vs. what is exposed to them is challenging

I've been here eight months, and have learned far more than I did in any previous job. I feel that I've been given an incredible opportunity for personal and professional growth, and in a relatively short period of time, ReTargeter has already helped me come very far, both in terms of personal growth and professional skill development. I'm lucky to have a manager who has taught me a ton, helped me grow within my role, and entrusted me with expanding responsibilities as appropriate. The most striking thing about ReTargeter is transparency. Transparency in this company is on another level. I don't know of any example of a company where upper management is so open about everything from high-level strategy to hiring/firing decisions. In my experience, management is incredibly receptive to feedback, be it good or bad, and I have never felt as if my opinion isn't valued. To the contrary, feedback is responded to positively and I always am acknowledged for speaking my mind. I'm so glad I found the opportunity to work for ReTargeter, and I continue to be excited to come to work every day and build something amazing.

The biggest con is the noise level. It tends to be a more active workplace, and I really prefer quiet. But then again, it's a personal preference and it's pretty easy to deal with.