Pluspunten
As most of the reviews have stated, this company is filled with some (not all) awesome easy-going people who take pride in their work and are looking to grow with the organization. In addition, the recent changes to the office is fairly modern and welcoming to some extent. The work life balance is decent and there are some fairly entertaining social events!
Minpunten
As a current employee, I can say changes to the company in the past years have caused the direction in a downhill spiral with a small window of recovery. Adlib has transitioned into a company of utter confusion of what it wants to be as it is trying to enforce a strict process-oriented corporate lifestyle while trying to be ‘hip and cool’ like a start up company while hiding the financial woes that are not too far in the distance. Adlib has a tendency of trying to chase the next biggest thing during their Fiscal Year kick offs but then those goals tend to fade out by mid year - Fiscal yearly have never been made and yet the executives are telling people everything is going to be ok. Mid to upper level management and executives tend to have their favorites and yet fire those who they deem incompetent but yet promote or glorify those who will help to line their greedy pockets while those in the trenches are bombarded with work with little to no recognition or promotion. With the goal of making the ‘next best thing’ from a Content Migration/Classification standpoint, it seems that Adlib has failed to realize that they are trying to move into a market that is overly saturated and are trying to compete with 7-10 figure organizations who have been doing this for years and are doing a better job at it. And yet their sales reps and solutions consultants have to drink the proverbial ‘fruit juice’ and promote archaic or vaporware technology (which has been developed in house) as the next best thing to their existing customers while praising deals that make it into the 5 to mid 6 figure mark while not really tapping into the market.
