Signal Reviews

3.2

46% would recommend to a friend

(48 total reviews)

Lisa Weinstein

76% approve of CEO

38% positive business outlook

Signal has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 48 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Signal 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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48 reviews
2.0
5 Nov 2017

So much wasted potential on a sinking ship

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Early 2017 in Australia: - Great technology - Great leadership team - Great talent (25-30 strong) - Great culture - Great local clients and room to grow When I joined Signal, there was a lot of optimism for the company to really take a stranglehold of the identity space. The pieces were in place and the company had a great local reputation. Fast forward a few months...

Cons

Late 2017 in Australia: Questionable technology Local leadership team let go No more talent (Maybe 5 people left) No culture No focus on new business. In a strange turn of events, the leadership team out of Chicago made a ton of rash and arrogant mistakes which will ultimately cost them their reputation and business here in Australia.

2.0
12 Nov 2018
Recommend
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Pros

- Snacks - Good health insurance - Decent dental and vision - Unlimited vacation (bitter sweet I only took a week off) - Remote flexibility - Nice sunlit office - Convenient location - I learned a lot in my brief time there. The challenges were at times immense but getting through them made me better at my job and more hirable for my next gig - Standing desk upon request - Packed stationary closet - Emergency deodorant if you were having a smelly day - Lots of happy hours and free meals - Smart and fun colleagues - My immediate boss was amazing. A real advocate and incredibly intelligent

Cons

I experienced more discrimination at this work place than any other place I have worked - After some transparent conversations it became clear there were pay discrepancies solely based on my social identity - All the people of color were either fired or left my immediate team during the course of my time at the company - At one point I was the only person of color on my team and I was treated very differently than my white counterparts, unfortunately. I was given a disproportionate amount of responsibility without appropriate acknowledgement. Instead, I was berated or reprimanded by upper management in front of my teammates - The company as a whole is struggling deeply. In the months I was there the CTO left, the founder/CMO quit out of the blue without saying a word, the newly appointed CMO quit, the VP of engineering quit, the most tenured workers all quit. The CEO is a sweet kind man but with the upper management being so unstable I don’t know how long the company will be around unless there is a radical shift in revenue and management Some stats and facts from the most recent layoffs that I calculated, 10/4/2018: - 100% of queer women of color were laid off - 50% of queer men of color were laid off - 50% of the women engineers were laid off - 1/3 of people of color at the company were laid off - Of the total recent layoffs 75% of the people were from a marginalized group in tech No 401 K match

1.0
3 Sept 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Nice office, great perks, great people.

Cons

The company has few happy clients. Two rounds of layoffs in one year and most people are looking to get out before another. Product is stale. Vision for the future is murky. The new "fixer" CEO has few solid ideas and the walls keep crumbling around her. There might not be anything left before a direction is taken.

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