SnackCrate Reviews

2.7

38% would recommend to a friend

(41 total reviews)

Kyle Roarke

34% approve of CEO

30% positive business outlook

SnackCrate has an employee rating of 2.7 out of 5 stars, based on 41 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The SnackCrate employee rating is 24% below average for employers within the Retail and wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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41 reviews
1.0
1 Dec 2023
Recommend
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Pros

The people who worked around me were generally nice.

Cons

The CEO is manipulative and overly controlling. He is unprofessional and frequently comments about illegal drugs, most notably ecstasy, which seems to come out of his mouth every month. He asked an Asian minority employee if he was a Chinese Nationalist :( He provided insufficient hardware to perform development tasks: an 8gb ram, 128 gb of storage, and when I filled it up, downloading our databases in the first week, he sent HR to tell me to `deal with it`. After finding repeated hacks live in our production compromising consumers' credit card information, he did not want to remove them but told us to stay focused on holiday advertising. After discussing his Ethical and Legal obligations, he said he'd talk with the Lawyers but wouldn't discuss any outcomes or disclose the breach with customers. After being hired for a Lead Developer Role, on my first day he said you are not going to have the lead title. He reduced my 'rank' on my first day before I was ever issued a computer. He frequently blames the development team for his personal lack of skill. He refuses to use GitHub correctly and actively makes hotfix updates using FTP alone without notifying the team. The code base is a dumpster fire, and they DO NOT CARE TO FIX IT! And if you comment about it in a non-positive manner at work they will send you to HR. The last straw: After finding another credit card key logger in production, I reset and pulled the environment with the latest GitHub changes. He started yelling in the office and blamed our entry-level developer and me. His hostility caused me to move the conversation outside to another meeting room. He explicitly said. 'I do not want you working on anything other than what I tell you to.' After explaining, I found an intruder and was protecting our customers. He threatened my job and fired me directly after. I totaled three months here and getting let go is the best part of the whole job. I'm extremely happy to be gone. Our node libraries' javascript code was actively being edited on the server. Any security researcher will tell you this is very bad. Based on how dismissive he was to concerns, there's a small bit of me that thinks he's aware and profiting off this illegally. But mostly, I think he's just a money/power-crazed bad actor. Keeping the customers secure on this site is NOT prioritized, and the level of unprofessional communication will forever live in my memory. It is important you or your loved ones DO NOT use or provide personal information to this site as I can 100% say as of writing this post, the site has a hack on it that is stealing CC information. I witnessed multiple times different departments talking about the CEO's poor leadership, and when he walked in, they would walk out to continue. He will ask you to work after hours and will still get pissed if you don't show up to work at 9 on the dot. When I was let go, my direct team members immediately told me they were envious and thought he was completely out of line. Wishing they could be let go too in effort to just get unemployment. I feel blessed that I never compromised my ethics or legal duty even when directly asked to do just that. The CEO will actively threaten your job to influence you to break the law and ignore illegal activity.

1.0
9 Mar 2023

If you value yourself and career - AVOID at all costs

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Only pro is free snacks // only when they want to let you have them..

Cons

CEO is a massive issue and will make you feel uncomfortable, berate you, pressure you into making immoral and unethical decisions. Unlimited PTO is fake. You will be called and required to work on your days off. If you can't answer the phone the CEO will threaten you. I repeat, if you value yourself as a person and a professional, I advise you to please reconsider working for this toxic culture and in this unprofessional environment.

1.0
29 Jan 2024

Really negative place

Recommend
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Pros

Most of the team are decent people trying to good work.

Cons

The CEO micromanages the entire company by intimidation and short-term thinking. Everything is very disorganized because the CEO is disorganized. There are decent people there trying to get the place working smoothly but every effort gets quashed by the CEO's shortsightedness. Tech-wise, its a terrible opportunity for a developer. You will be working on old, deprecated tech that the CEO refuses to let you update. Additionally, some of the executive team discusses employee performances in front of other team members. Just pretty immoral behavior. If interviewing, ask about the racist MLK day promotion they emailed to customers. Worst job I've ever had.

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