StreetShares Reviews

4.1

79% would recommend to a friend

(35 total reviews)

Mark Rockefeller

72% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

StreetShares has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 35 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The StreetShares 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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35 reviews
2.0
27 July 2018

First real review: Highs and Lows

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- The workers are great people and a joy to work with. - If you are unhappy, management will inflate your title.

Cons

- If you are unhappy, management will inflate your title, but not your pay. - If you are good at your job, you will literally go nowhere. There are people here who have been here for years who are in solely charge of important pieces of the business, who have never received a promotion or a raise other than a company wide raise after a funding round. Instead the company will fill positions above you from the outside or promote incompetence. I have seen both happen on every team with more than 3 people. If you do nothing but whine, we may even make you a director or VP. - If you are good at what you do, you will never get more responsibilities even if you seek them out because they cannot afford for you to do something else. If you are incompetent, you can work on interesting projects as the company does not actually rely on you. - There are some people in management whose roles are unknown to the workers. I have heard people ask "what does this person do" with no one able to answer. - Smart people usually leave within a year. Good intentioned people usually give up and leave before 2 years. - WLB is not valued. The end of the month will suck. Work from home will never be tolerated. Management needs to see people in the office. You can spend time with your family the first week of the month, the rest of your time belongs to the company. - Innovation is discussed but not practiced. - Security is not what I would expect for a financial company. The laissez faire attitude was not what I expected when I joined.

2.0
26 Mar 2019

Need Servant Leadership

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Friendly coworkers, smart credit analysts, new office space, we have great customers.

Cons

- Founders make $300k plus. I though this was a start-up? Founders should pay themselves lower than employees because founders get tons of stock. - USAA stopped doing business with us when the pilot results were not as they expected. - IT Systems still need a lot of work

1.0
16 May 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The people who I met and worked with at StreetShares we’re smart and fun to work with. I have had many long lasting friendships.

Cons

So much drama for a company that favors men! This obvious sexist joke would be a commons occurrence by the CEO. StreetShares’ CEO has a ultra conservative stance on most things. He lets you know this quickly after meeting him his feelings. Although there is nothing wrong or illegal about this the way he builds this into the culture hurt employees especially the women, immigrants and minorities. He was once was reported as saying to a new female employee “a good girl is a busy girl.” He was doing this employees Dad (a Navy officer) a favor by allowing her to be a busy girl vs idk turn to the streets? :/ StreetShares CPO or CIO has a similar conservative stance — I was told she wore a shirt to a company party that states “vets before immigrants” concerning government funding. This was specifically offensive to the immigrants in the office one who interviewed for a job that day. StreetShares hired a few people from Capital One that are known for cheating on partners (while at StreetShares and CapitalOne) and sexually harassing employees. One of them has been reported as “being creepy” and lying about relationship status to other employees including direct reports but no action is taken. Due to the toxic leadership in the company the VPs right below the CEO play political games. Only a few really good people care about growing the business which seems to be floundering as they focus on too small a TAM and don’t focus on marketing. It’s sad was just lost our last good person in this vein.

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StreetShares Response
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StreetShares investigated the allegations asserted here and found the following: 1) The "good girl is a busy girl" comment was made by a female employee about herself (it was apparently a saying her dad taught her about having a good work ethic). It was not stated or repeated by the CEO. 2) A female executive did wear a "veterans before immigrants" T-shirt manufactured by a popular veteran-owned clothing company. She was asked by management to not wear the T-shirt again. She has not done so. StreetShares employs mulitple immigrants (including a Founder and 1/3 of our executive team) and about 1/4 of our team are military veterans. Everyone seems to get along well. There have been no other reports or complaints. 3) StreetShares employes multiple former Capital One employees. StreetShares has no knowledge of any employee having problematic behaviors prior to working at StreetShares (including "cheating on partners" or "harrassing" behaviors while employeed at Capital One). Any complaints or allegations of an employee while working at StreetShares would be taken very seriously. Finally, it is worth noting that StreetShares lost a big client in early 2019. This resulted in some layoffs and unhappy employees, one of which posted this response. Nevertheless, all allegations were taken seriously and investigated.
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