Netflix
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Netflix Employee Reviews
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Very Fun Work Environment
Netflix was one of the most enjoyable jobs I've ever held. The culture is all inclusive and encourages self expression. The only complaint I had was that the hours could tend to be terribly inconvenient.
Overall, a better than average job.
Overall, a better than average job.
Productive and fun place
Netflix is the world's leading streaming entertainment service with 183 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without adverts or commitments.
Team work was good and the bad about Netflix was never offering more of myself.
I enjoyed the position and Netflix employee were friendly and helpful. Netflix security were a group of well prepared individuals. All in all Netflix is a well established organization with plenty of growth.
Netflix outsourced their customer service to the Philippines and layed off tons.
It was a decent job until it was outsourced to the Philippines, which made me lose all respect for the people at Netflix. Netflix is more concerned about profits than they are about helping their country of origin.
Pros
None.
Cons
Outsourced thousands of jobs
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Don't even think about it
Racists managers and co-workers. Extremely levels of favoritism with white drivers and discrimination with black and Hispanics. Manager created a route just to help her white favorite guy who did a lot of traffic and company rules violations and never was written up. Good place to work if you are white otherwise be prepare to be discriminated. No Spanish speak allow.
Great Company, Tough Culture, Great CEO
Netflix has continued to adapt their culture to broadly include more focus on diversity and inclusion. This has developed the work force and also helped bring a larger pool of candidates. There are still some pain points around hiring the right person for the right job. Fear is in the fabric of every employee and everyone knows that they have an expiration date. There are brilliant jerks but more jerks that are not brilliant in high-level roles. Netflix leans into risk with everything they do, which in most cases works extremely well. The hardest part of Netflix is that it becomes more important than anything else in your life so there is no work-life balance. If you can navigate through all of the entitlement, it can still be a good place to work until you can't anymore. The best thing about Netflix is the people, turnover is above 40%, which means that time is wasted on bringing in new employees instead of investing in existing ones.
Worked on 2 Netflix productions
Worked under the worst people of all the productions I’ve been on. Not sure if it was because of Netflix’s hiring or the tight budget. Either way, the office was always understaffed and not only were the people not great, but I also felt extremely overworked.
Not too bad
Netflix was a great place to work with, the people and management were amazing. Only con is they outsourced their customer service and that new company doesn’t have great benefits at all. The calls are also non stop and they weren’t very flexible with my shift.
Competitive workplace, great values but poor management
Netflix as a company is amazing. Their product and values are bar none. The Netflix culture is unlike anything else and fun to be a part of. The only downfall over time has been their lack of communication and leadership at certain positions. Mismanagement and wages that havent kept up with the cost of living contribute to low agent morale and a numbers driven culture instead of behavior driven. All in all a great job that is very valuable but there is a great disconnect between working directly with Netflix, and working for one of their BPO contact centers as the focus seems to be on cost cutting and sending everything overseas.
Renowned streaming service and great employer
My time as an employee for Netflix was truly life-changing. I got my dream job and had the opportunity to get my foot in the door. I learned more about the industry working this job than any class could have ever taught me.
Productive, alot to learn Very understanding company
Typical day at work is taking calls back to back and being able to breath thru the calls if you need to.
We learn alot about different verbiage and it helps out our outside life at work.
Management is very good to us also providing meals for their employees Hardiest about this job is taking calls none stop
Best part is be able to want to come to work instead of not enjoying it.
We learn alot about different verbiage and it helps out our outside life at work.
Management is very good to us also providing meals for their employees Hardiest about this job is taking calls none stop
Best part is be able to want to come to work instead of not enjoying it.
Pros
Free Meals
Cons
Busy on mondays
Awesome all around
From the benefits to the pay everything was top of the market. This was the highest paying entry level job near me for awhile. Holiday pay plus a lot of time additional pay or prizes could be awarded for picking up OT.
Pros
Great pay, benefits, easy job, free Netflix
Cons
Repetitive
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