Lovely company - Marketing Manager VU.CITY Employee Review

4.0
6 Sept 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The people are great, the CEO is very positive and the company shows a very promising trajectory.

Cons

Sometimes it was difficult to understand some of the company policies

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VU.CITY Response
11mo
We do try to offer mentoring and advice but as this is very ad hoc I can see how you felt. We are now trying to formalise this more but I am sure we could still do better.

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3.0
27 Oct 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Great team, flexible start up

Cons

Leadership is unqualified, commission was made impossible to reach, no career progression

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VU.CITY Response
7mo
The best opportunities for career progression come from a growing business. I believe that we have everything now in place for this to happen on a major scale. With the new platform, our much clearer vision and the funding to support expansion, we are at an exciting crossroads. Also worth noting that our commission structure has no upper end, so if you are smashing your targets the rewards can be significant.
2.0
15 Apr 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Nice office - Great team of people personality-wise - The tech and modeling team is made up of some real heavy hitters, who help make the product what it is -An amazing account management team who go above and beyond - Competitive salary - Interesting platform with lots pf room to grow. - Good HR team, very helpful

Cons

- Redundancies have happened in the last couple of years more than I would have expected, with no one being safe regardless of performance or time spent at VU, - Expect probation periods to last possibly up to 6 months, a big change from the usual 3 from when I first started. - The sales team seems to rely on inflated KPIs to look busy for the board without any sort of structure or real analysis of outcomes to improve processes and drive growth in new business. - Slightly strange and archaic HR processes around remote work, such as hearing stories about not being allowed to work remotely abroad. - No real progression plan for career development, you're just chucked in the deep end. You don't get much useful honest feedback.

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VU.CITY Response
2y
Some really useful pointers for us to improve on here, although I would say that there are 2 sides to some of your points. But if they are your perception then I have to respect that. Regarding redundancies, as I am sure you are aware, it is the role that is made redundant and not the individual and therefore it is hard to take into account performance or time spent when going through this process, but where there was a group redundancy then elements of this were considered. And I hope we never have to do any more redundancies, it is never a good time, but some times it is required for the future of the business and those that remain.
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