Kind people, great mission, smart workers, and FUN environment: opiniones de empleados con el puesto de Social Media Manager en 3rd Stone Design

5,0
24 may 2019
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So much room for creativity, growth, and FUN. It's a fantastic place to grow your career, if you have an idea, usually the CEO will go for it. Both Caroline and Robert are incredibly kind people and supportive of their employee's personal and professional lives. They are transparent about where the company is and where it is going, and how they give back. Each year they donate a considerable amount of money to the charity of choice of each employee. I've never worked with more altruistic people, and I miss them all the time.

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Pay could be better, especially given the area we live. If you're commuting from the East Bay and have to go over the Richmond Bridge, you're gonna have a bad time. Not a lot of great places to grab lunch around there - luckily, they give you a Planetbox so you can bring your work to lunch every day =)

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5,0
23 abr 2019
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Great working culture, Supportive staff, Mission based

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No cons to mention here

1,0
26 mar 2025
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People are genuine and willing to collaborate.

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Nepotism was rampant—out of a 10-person team, about 3 employees were related to the CEO. This created a workplace where favoritism was common, and decision-making often felt biased rather than merit-based. The company operates in the global health sector, developing low-cost medical devices for underserved regions. While this mission is admirable, leadership frequently prioritized cost-cutting over product quality and functionality. In one internal meeting, the CEO openly stated that we "didn't have to give 100%, just need to get funding from institutions." This mentality directly contradicts the ethical standards expected in global health, where product reliability can mean the difference between life and death. Workplace culture was another major issue. The CEO regularly made inappropriate jokes, fostering a toxic environment. Additionally, I witnessed highly questionable management decisions, such as an employee being let go right after returning from paternity leave. The most unprofessional experience I had was being verbally berated by the CEO over trivial matters, such as adjusting the office thermostat. When I pointed out that swearing at employees was inappropriate, he responded, "Actually, I can." This was just one example of a broader pattern of disrespect and poor leadership. Ultimately I was laid off a week after reporting this incident to HR. While I cannot say for certain that my termination was retaliatory, it certainly raised concerns about how the company handles workplace issues. If you are considering working here, be aware of these red flags. The mission may seem meaningful, but leadership’s approach often undermines it.

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