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Fast paced, but fun workplace.
Netflix is an amazing company to work for. Their culture was great, there were always opportunities to advance in the workplace, and the managers there were always willing to help you, whether it was to advance within Netflix or outside of the company. The hours were great, and the job was very fast paced. It's a high-volume call center. It's to be expected to get about 50-60 calls a day. Very rarely did you get a negative or angry call. Overall, it was a great company to work for!
Great Company with Even Greater Values
Working here is unlike any other career. The people and the dynamics are a combination for success. Here you will be pushed to your boundaries and challenge existing ideas.
fun, relaxed, and entertaining environment!
Easy going management, knowledgeable management team. Workplace culture-high energy , diverse group age wise. Fast paced. Very flexible schedule for college students, parents, etc.
Productive Workplace
Customer Services Representative (Former Employee) – 5376 Amelia Earhart Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84116 – October 21, 2019
The Workplace was Absolutely Admirable and then 24/7 Intouch took over and eventually closed the Salt Lake City, Utah Site. Lost all benefits and had to learn new takeover company systems. All co-workers began quitting and becoming hostile towards all co-workers. Had amazing insurance at first, amazing events, Prize giveaways, Best Supervisors ever.
Great enviroment with lots of driven people that care about their job.
Freedom and responsibility rules your day to day decisions, you choose what you want to work on to make the product better.
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The Adventures of Christian Combs & Victor Michini
I moved to Hollywood to be able to participate in the Hollywood Script Option meetings. I am grateful to be able to have my true life stories and children's stories optioned for consideration by Netflix animation producers. Thank you for brining to life, The Adventures of Christian Combs & Victor Michini, Sean Combs, The Paper Boy and The Player of Crossline Towers.
Pros
Nutritious snacks
Cons
Not enough Assistant Writing Job Openings
Productive and fun workplace with ping pong table
8 hour shifts with 2 15 min breaks. taking multiple customer calls to sort out why they are unable to make their Netflix work properly. involved trouble shooting customer equipment, and trouble shooting the costumier.
Pros
working in a seated air conditioned environment.
Cons
no real benefits provided
Strong culture produces amazing results
Being surrounded by stunning colleagues is the most motivating aspect of Netflix's culture as everyone brings their A-game which generates very healthy debate and motivates everyone to do even better work.
Pros
Everyone believes in the culture and leads by example
Cons
None really, except it's not for everyone.
Challenging Growth Opportunities
Netflix is a challenging place to work than manages to stay true to its culture while consistently pushing the envelope. Great opportunities and ability to work with the best of the best. Little work-life balance and your time is in demand.
Fun space, with a lack of communication
This is a company that is good to work for if you keep yourself as a priority. Overall loved my time here, but there is an emphasis on transparency and communication that is not adhered to. Great benefits and really good pay, but was sold off to a 3rd party company in the end
They were great at first
The job was good when they cared but they never cared about their customers. That always bothered me. The options for advancement are very one sided, and unless you are not only doing your job 150%, but schmoozing. there is no way you will ever be more than a worker. Then they sold us off completely. They did not care what it meant to any of us even the managers.
Pros
Flex time, cheaper lunches, free snacks, sometimes free food.
Cons
Strict in everything, if you are even late once it is a written warning of termination.
Nightmare
This is by far the worst job all my coworkers there and I have ever had. Avoid at all costs. It is not worth the trouble. Out of a training class of 50, I was the sole remaining employee after 3 months. 100% turnover, zero consideration for illness (they will force you to work 10 hours days while sick or be fired), no sense of teams or community or work family, and a deranged no-escalation management culture made it thoroughly awful.
Developing Leaders Everyday
I learned more about how to conduct myself as a leader, and grow to accept feedback, how to be more inclusive. How to speak and write better, and overall how to be a true professional in the workplace thanks to being surrounded by such excellent leaders.
Pros
Free Netflix!!!
Cons
Managing time off as you climb the management ladder.
Fun work place
Free insurance, free food, awsome people to work with, amazing culture, early work hours. Got to travel to different locations and help out. Every one knows every one
Top market benefits
Top market benefits and great workplace culture based on freedom and responsibility to do whatever you want to do, but with responsibility. People are encouraged to take risks and fail.
Best place to work
If you are up for constant challenges and opportunities for growth, Netflix is for you. It is not a place where you can just sit and be comfy, but that is why I love it. We solve big challenges on a daily basis and I wouldn't have it any other way. It is has one of the strongest cultures I've ever been a part of and I've been in quite a few notable places. Success isn't measured in tenure, but in impact. I started as a team of 1 and have increased my impact to the business and now lead a team of 75+. If you're great at what you do and you love new challenges, Netflix is for you. If you want something cushy to just sit back and cash a check, don't bother. The Netflix culture either excites you or scares you. There really isn't a middle ground.
Great compensation - very cut throat culture
No structure. Studio is young compared to other traditional studios but it's still a mess with structure. You're encouraged to have courage to speak up if workflow can be improved but you can also be seen as combative.
Pros
Free food
Cons
bad management
No comment
A great Company to work for, but it like a revolving door you never no when they will let you go. Also the FTE play favorite with who they no. and the contractor are not treated the same, but they do have great perks for all employees where breakfast and lunch is served for free. But there feedback policy is no good at all and you have to question the culture vision.
Workplace was very clean and productive
Netflix was a nice workplace while i was there, co-workers were either very friendly or to themselves which allowed for time to either focus on work or get help very easily for work.
The management in perspective were organized and tended to their team when needed. The coaching and team meetings were very straight forward and actually progressive with the development as a team.
While working for Netflix they allowed some employees to take classes within the building to learn some tools such as excel within a class setting, while in the class we learned the basics of organizing data and being able to read it with the different options within excel.
The management in perspective were organized and tended to their team when needed. The coaching and team meetings were very straight forward and actually progressive with the development as a team.
While working for Netflix they allowed some employees to take classes within the building to learn some tools such as excel within a class setting, while in the class we learned the basics of organizing data and being able to read it with the different options within excel.
They Pay very well but don't invest in their employees
Leadership was very inconsistant and supervisors were not good at giving clear expectations. Shift bids were a very negative experience for all employess, and despite repeatedly being told, management made no effort to change. While they push strongly statments of inclusion, teamwork, culture, etc. They don't put in the footwork to make it happen.
They fired a substantial part of the Tier 3 team, and published to all employees in the department exactly why they were terminated.
They fired a substantial part of the Tier 3 team, and published to all employees in the department exactly why they were terminated.
Toxic corporate envrionment
Stay away if you want to be happy in your job. While the pay is well above average, the atmosphere is toxic. Attrition was above 300%. People fired every day. #hungergames
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Pay
Cons
Horrible culture
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