Stressful and exhausting work - Customer Support Analyst Sportradar Employee Review

1.0
Sep 8, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Nice office Good benefits (401k, animal insurance, health & dental) Working with sports Hybrid work schedule

Cons

Unclear responsibilities Poor management Poor training High turnover Expected to be at every other department's beck and call Constantly changing schedule Poor career opportunities and raises Low pay for the amount of work you undertake Doing good work means you undertake more responsibility for no benefit Doing poor work nets you a sternly worded email and possibly a meeting, but no other 'real' consequences. It’s possible to stay here doing sub-par work and causing issues for years while others pick up your slack.

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Sportradar Response
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Hello, We appreciate your sharing this issue with us. At Sportradar, we are committed to making sure that our employees are comfortable with their schedules and workload and we apologize that we missed the mark during your time with us. It would be very helpful to hear more details about your experience so that we can resolve these issues and improve our company. If you have the time, please send us a message at info@sportradar.com with any further input you can provide. Sincerely, Sportradar HR Team

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