Viral Launch Reviews

The CEO doesn't understand certain jobs and acts baffled by what they do. I found implementation of weekly productivity reports condescending, like he assumed my department wasn't doing anything. You can tell the focus is acquisition, which is fine but doesn't make you feel like you have a sense of job security. No room for growth. People select whatever job title they want whenever they want it. My manager was so inefficient, I was told his title was essentially for show. When I worked here, there was no way of tracking my time off requests and I was made to feel bad about taking PTO even though it was supposed to be unlimited. I personally wouldn't recommend working here to anyone I know, it's too unstable for me.

Never once did I feel like my job was safe. It took almost 3 years before that bomb happened, but when it did the company nearly collapsed and they cleaned out 2/3rds of the employees. The CEO was the brains behind this company and he- being young and inexperienced- unfortunately brought on the wrong investors and gave away too much power. The true innovation of the company was lost when the CEO was essentially forced out and shortly after that they laid off 2/3rds of us and basically ripped apart the company. When the company was alive and well things were great. When the waters got choppy with the very very incompatible investors and management who were brought on it was stressful. Heads were rolling every week with new lay-offs and firings. Honestly a part of me was glad it was over when I got chopped. Way too stressful to think any day could be your last.