Groupon

"Benefits are not as extensive as other tech companies, I am aware of pay discrepancies between men and women "

"The company is a sinking ship that cannot afford to pay their people anymore. A year ago, I would have said this would be a great company to work for to grow your career but now I would tell people to steer clear of this place."

"If you're a go-getter and thrive in a place where you're encourage to take initiative and ownership, this is the place for you."

"Groupon has made a concerted effort over the last few years to better support working parents, including 14 weeks of paid maternity leave."

"Good maternity leave and if you have a nice manager, you can set your hours to accomodate your child. For example, I work 8-4. "

"Great flexibility and work/life balance, but compensation could be better, depending on which department you're in."

"Groupon does a great job of empowering ALL employees. The flexibility, opportunity to work from home, and unlimited PTO is great!"

"The flexibility is incredible. The company policy on PTO is unlimited but even beyond that, there is a great focus on work/life balance. I am not a parent, but I know the maternity leave policy is also amazing. "

"I have seen absolute equality of compensation and availabilty of growth opportunities between men and women. Gender does not play into pay decisions, it is all about experience, passion and results."

"Benefits are really amazing. Company overall is super flexible (I can't speak for departments like CS where there are probably required hours/shifts.) Would like to see more women in leadership positions, but that is a focus going forward. "

"The senior leadership team is composed of all men except for HR and Customer Service."

"The experience varies greatly depending on your team and manager. Management will change quite often so it is a bit of a gamble."

"The company overall is very large, with has some excellent employee resource groups and solid benefits (including 401k, but no match). They recently increased their parental leave time, up to a total of 16 weeks off paid. It's harder to move around between departments and get promoted than you'd expect for such a large company, but can be done if you seriously hustle and do a ton of internal networking. It's a good place to work if you want something stable, but the company isn't on the cutting edge in terms of other big tech players."

"It still doesn't quite have it's footing in terms of business ventures, which is good and bad. There are always new opportunities to try things, but you also can spend a lot of time churning doing throw away work."

"My feelings are mixed. I had a wonderful team and an incredibly supportive manager and whip-smart peers. However, about a year ago that all changed. Senior leadership turnover, competent & creative peer departures. What was left was a senior leadership boys network, hostile environment and simply put, confusion. Very few senior women left. Sad."

"Lots of opportunity. I never saw any gender-based discrimination, though the C-suite is still extremely male-dominated. Work hard and put yourself out there but don't expect anything to be handed to you. Overall, I really enjoyed working there."