Imprint Reviews

3.4

65% would recommend to a friend

(49 total reviews)

Daragh Murphy

77% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

Imprint has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 49 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Imprint employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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49 reviews
1.0
3 Jun 2025
Recommend
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Pros

- Remote-friendly - Talented Coworkers, all trying their best

Cons

- Like living under a Stalinist regime - talented folks get "Disappeared" for not hitting unfair, unrealistic expectations - The rest quit. 100% engineering turnover every 6-12 months, from leadership down to IC. - Missing money - company pretends to be a "tech company", raises tons of money, invests none of it in engineering - Sweatshop - extreme hours, every engineer is leading 3-4 projects at the same time, with the same tight deadlines - C-suite is inexperienced, have a bad attitude (they see employees are replaceable, and have said it outright multiple times). They mostly come from traditional MBA/finance backgrounds. Expect to have to wrestle with questions that were already tried and solved in 1997 like "Why don't we just fire every engineer and re-hire them in an outsourced location for way cheaper?" By far the worst place I've worked. Glad I found a new role.

1.0
13 Sept 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They will pay for your insurance

Cons

You will pay in EVERY other way. We’re talking call center hell. Tell them when you pee, gotta poop, got your period, sneezed and looked away for 5 seconds… They promoted the company as a startup with room to grow. Presented it to me as if with my experience, I could move into leadership in no time but needed to learn the company first. IMMEDIATELY switched up. Application boasted of unlimited time off - DAY ONE was told that ain’t happening and they don’t accept unpaid time off (read that as many times as you need) They spoke of the importance of work life balance but blew my phone up to make up a work day when I was in the middle of a natural disaster and my whole city was out of power. They do not want you to socialize with your coworkers or other departments. Your ideas will be stolen. They play favorites. No one in leadership knows what they’re doing nor do they care how their employees actually feel. Leadership stated that they were excited to see people compete for promotions by way of metrics and not an application process. Even then they hired external acquaintances rather than promoting from within. Every agent is miserable and mentally affected on a daily basis barring the ones who get special treatment. They higher OVERLY qualified people (specifically black and brown people) to talk on the phones with abusive customers and the leads are not interested in supporting escalations. Probably because they are never there. In summary: If you actually care about the next job you take, do not give in to that free insurance.

1.0
9 Sept 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

* Lots of broken things to fix, lack of early tech experience means everything can be improved * Always busy and learning a lot, especially in terms of what not to do

Cons

* Constant incidents to resolve * Strong performers undercut and given PIPs, weak performers kept along for years until they quiet quit * Constant mishires of staff engineers as well as anyone at manager level or above; all eng directors are incompetent and not respected by org * Eng last company, with 110% of eng time dedicated to satisfying unrealistic product deadlines, leading to constant incidents and long hours

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