Keep your head down, avoid attention, and expect little—survival often depends on staying out of sight. - Anonymous employee DraftKings Employee Review

1.0
26 Jul 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good pay Good health benefits

Cons

There appears to be a significant disconnect between senior leadership and frontline teams, contributing to a culture where open feedback is discouraged. Employees often feel reluctant to voice concerns, as those who do may face negative consequences, including termination. The organizational structure fosters an insular dynamic, where advancement and recognition seem more dependent on alignment with a close-knit executive group than on measurable performance or contribution. This perception undermines motivation and morale among high-performing individuals. Human Resources is generally seen as unapproachable and disengaged, with limited responsiveness to employee issues or requests for support. The company’s bonus structure has also shifted noticeably over time. Where bonuses were once fully paid, they are now subject to frequently changing targets and eligibility rules. In some cases, payouts have been replaced with multi-year vesting equity arrangements, disproportionately impacting certain levels of staff.

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5.0
7 May 2026
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Pros

Great culture and office perks. The people are really nice as well.

Cons

The work was not very interesting and expectations are very high.

2.0
28 May 2026
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Pros

The pros about this place is that if you want a quiet area to work when you do work there out of 3 days out of the week that they have you work there. At least that's what it was when I worked there I don't know if they've changed it. Then you work 2 days at home. It's very quiet. Most the time there is nobody there. They will train you and help you but you will eventually have to be able to do it on your own.

Cons

If you switch over to departments don't depend on the company keeping you. If you mess up. The company was literally going through a buyout with the lottery company when I was working there and everything was crashing. So I got let go because there were a lot of errors and the system that they upgraded to was worse than the one that we worked on. So basically if anything happens with the systems just make sure that you know what you're doing and that you catch up on everything.

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