How is the work/life balance at Liftoff?

great place to work overall. good work life balance, culture and benefits

lean team, wearing multiple hats

The work culture is 10/10. The people are personable and the work is interesting. The company growth is non-stop and there are plenty of chances for you to explore/expand your career. Liftoff’s work life balance is a rare gem in the valley.

A global team means you don’t always have the opportunity to deeply connect with international team members. To solve this, you just need to be more intentional with reaching out to find those connections.

Benefits, work life balance, colleagues

Start up culture, lack of local support

Great engineering culture, ability to work on any project, bureaucracy is very low. Great work-life balance, opportunities to travel.

The future of the company is uncertain, competition in AdTech is very high.

Work-life balance higher salaries harmony atmosphere with colleague

less open positions in China Mainland

- Competitive salary for the Singapore market - Great benefits (esp. healthcare) - Opportunity to travel to other country's offices - Supportive manager and friendly coworkers - Great work-life balance

- Had multiple layoffs last year - Feels the need to always perform

Exposure to cutting-edge ad tech tools Ownership of full-funnel campaign strategy Cross-functional collaboration with product and sales Fast iteration cycles and data-driven culture Clear focus on performance marketing outcomes

Limited documentation and onboarding support High complexity in internal reporting tools Occasional disconnect between global and regional teams Fast pace can impact work-life balance Resource prioritization can feel unclear during launches

The company is constantly evolving, which keeps things interesting! The leadership has a plan to turn the company around even if its not always clear to the employees. You just have to trust management knows what they are doing. AppLovin and Unity have grown far larger than Liftoff, but if the employees are willing to put in long hours I think there is a path back to profitability and growth. The center of influence here is in business development and sales. They are sort of the group that have the most power and influence so good to work in those groups.

On the flip side, technology and data science take a backseat at Liftoff. These groups have less influence and it can be slightly frustrating working in these groups. The valuation of the company hasn't quite grown as quickly as peers. If you took your money for Liftoff options and instead invested in the S&P 500 over the past 4 years, you would have made quite a bit more money. I hope the growth return to this company. The recent acquisitions from the Vungle side haven't worked out and it seems like there was a misunderstanding of the work it would take to integrate newly acquired companies. This has been a bit of a drag on the company's success.