Great company with strong values and an even stronger team - Resource Consultant Oscar Recruit Employee Review

5.0
14 May 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The people! Oscar has some of the smartest, kindest, most collaborative individuals I’ve ever worked with. There’s a genuine sense of care and community. Leadership is transparent and approachable. You always know where the company stands and where it’s headed. The mission is meaningful, and it shows in the work — everyone is aligned on improving the member experience. Strong focus on DEI and company culture. Celebrations, spotlights, and internal recognition actually feel authentic and not performative. Great flexibility and work-life balance. You’re trusted to do your job without micromanagement. Fast-paced, but not chaotic — there's room to grow and innovate without burnout.

Cons

Like any company that’s scaling, things can move quickly and priorities can shift — but if you’re adaptable, it’s exciting more than frustrating.

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5.0
22 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Amazing company and great people

Cons

Not too many cons I would go back

1.0
7 Mar 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Useful training program and intro into the recruitment industry and supportive teammates

Cons

We all know recruitment is a challenging industry (“champagne and razor blades”), but the culture here makes it significantly harder to succeed. The leadership frequently talks about accountability and avoiding perfectionism, but in practice expectations feel unrealistic and mistakes are heavily scrutinized. The environment is highly micromanaged, which makes it difficult for recruiters to develop their own approach or feel trusted in their role. Support and expectations are also inconsistent. Some teams receive more resources and guidance, while others are expected to achieve similar results without the same level of support. Feedback tends to focus on not doing enough rather than recognizing the work being put in, which became discouraging

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