the BEST about - UK Operations Artlist Employee Review

Really liking my time here at Artlist! Super fun and friendly coworkers, great office space in Soho, and a VERY cool product that our customers LOVE. I get to speak with creative professionals from all over, which allows me to be thoughtful and creative in my sales approach. It's a really exciting time to be at Artlist. We're constantly upgrading our features, and the company is incredibly customer-centric, so we always take customer feedback into consideration as we scale. We put our the wellbeing of our artists first over profit, so it's nice not feeling like a standard corporation in that sense. And I absolutely adore my direct manager who values personal and professional growth and having fun along the way.

I wouldn't call Artlist a start up, more start up adjacent - we have a lot of systems in place but we're still refining others, so to thrive here you need to be open minded and unafraid of ambiguity. We are four days in the office (which I don't mind) but others might. Our HQ is in Israel, so due to the time differences, sometimes it can take a while to hear back on support related issues which can create frustrations for US based customers, but honestly as long as you set clear expectations you're fine.

Cool people to commiserate with through the trials and tribulations, product could be interesting to you if you are AI obsessed

- It is financially irresponsible to work here. Recruiters are deceptive about compensation structure until you sign on and find out that you have agreed to something that no sales person in their right mind would agree to. - Ridiculous amounts of HR violations that are completely overlooked. - If you expect support from your employer, look elsewhere. - If you expect opportunities for growth, look elsewhere. - If you expect honesty and transparency, DEFINITELY look elsewhere. - The company vision changes on a weekly, if not daily, basis and the US team is always the last to know. - You will spend most of your time trying to scam small businesses, churches, schools, non-profits, etc.