Squiz Reviews

3.5

63% would recommend to a friend

(205 total reviews)

John-Paul Syriatowicz

81% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

Squiz has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 205 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Squiz employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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205 reviews
1.0
18 Jun 2025

Avoid

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great people in regional offices, at the coal face

Cons

I worked with some amazing people during my time, who bonded over a common viewpoint of the "People and Culture" team who seem to be really interested in not looking after either of those things, and and Exec and Tech leadership who only like to hear their own voices saying how wonderful they are This company lost its way big time. It has become profit over people, and so many good people have been lost along the way. A reckoning is coming and I don't want to be a part of it. If you want to wait months, sometimes years for a performance or pay review - Join Squiz If you want to work remotely, but be excluded from any or all social activities but watch Exec fly around and around the world multiple times on pointless junkets, Join Squiz If you want to be promised a review of employee benefits by HR, which are then not talked about again years later keeping everyone in the dark and out of pocket - Join Squiz If you want to work on antiquated tech or even "amazing" new products that don't work, are half finished, or poorly conceived or are at best undocumented - Join Squiz If you want no formal approach to professional development and training, training budgets, or home office setup allowances - Join Squiz If you want your exec to ignore (mostly in a hostile way) most requests / input on product improvement resulting in a full decade of failed, half finished, or mothballed product delivery (and no repercussions) just to keep themselves in a job - Join Squiz If you want a CEO that calls other "favourite" team members other cute little nicknames in saccharine echo chamber monthly all hands meetings, but ignores other employees when they raise anything that doesn't conform to the glowing company line, or a vision of perfection. That picks favourites in a nepotistic merry go round (including promotion). Who ghosts and bullies those with conflicting views to his own warped self obsessed and unhinged view, join Squiz If you want to look after your mental and physical health, to not stagnate in your career, to not burn out, to be recognised for your work, and paid fairly (including review). if you want to have your HR department leading great company culture, initiatives, events, social activities, employee benefits, and team cohesion. If you want a CEO that doesn't play favourites, and only likes good news, who doesnt swear and curse and beat people up, look to any other company but Squiz. You have been warned.

4.0
6 Aug 2016

A pretty great place overall

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Incredibly great people, and very good client relationships

Cons

Hard to have faith in all of the different initiatives that happen across the company (and they dont seem to kill bad things fast enough: Funnelback EOM, Squiz Analytics, Squiz CMS etc etc), and in the opposite side of the coin, they strangle office-specific innovation

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Squiz Response
9y
Thanks for the constructive feedback. I agree we have been slow at killing off struggling initiatives. That said, I do think we've improved. The examples you've cited are all projects from a few years ago and some acted as foundations for follow-on steps eg Squiz Analytics ended up being embedded into Matrix and FB got a whole new range of reporting tools. I'm saying this to acknowledge your point, show you that I agree and confirm that we've been doing something about it. Re the disconnect between my views and satellite office operations. Is there any way I can talk to you about it? You have my email address. Would you mind emailing me (anonymously if you wish) and giving me a bit more detail so I can respond and understand your views on how I might be able to improve things. JP
4.0
10 Jun 2024

Super busy but great culture

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Culture, full wfh, flexible work location

Cons

Very busy, Lot's of tech debt.

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