Wallop Reviews

3.9

74% would recommend to a friend

(17 total reviews)
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Stephen Saugestad

77% approve of CEO

74% positive business outlook

Wallop has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 17 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Wallop employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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17 reviews
3.0
18 Aug 2023

A high-end agency

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- very skilled web developers, including contracted developers - caters to an appealing clientele - luxury travel brands - many team members are very friendly and genuinely want to be supportive and helpful

Cons

- those in a management role felt intimidating and difficult to please - the backend tech was made more complicated than it needed to be, causing unnecessary stress - saw a few instances when management put the agencies' preferences above what was promised to clients

1.0
16 Jun 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Remote Half day Friday summers Mostly great and knowledgeable colleagues 3-4 weeks vacation

Cons

Dishonest and inexperienced executive team that plays favourites Unrealistic KPIs pulled from thin air Health spending plan is only enough for one person, not a couple or family. Ask for feedback but only want it if it's positive

2.0
8 Nov 2024

Good stepping stone for beginning of your career

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good people, remote work opportunities, decent benefits package

Cons

Used to be a great place to work but management has really dropped off in the last year and in turn so has the company. They have hired new directors that are unqualified and/or their positions don’t fit into the org of the company which makes support, mentorship and growth hard to come by. The Director of Sales has very little working knowledge in terms of what they are selling which makes the pipeline of work incredibly unstable. In turn the financial stability of the company is always in question and with a Director of Sales that knows very little about the service the company provides, it becomes everyone else’s job to sell to prospective clients on top of their daily work load. Not to mention the Director of Sales is probably one of the hardest people I’ve ever worked with in my career which makes this task far more cumbersome and time consuming than it needs to be. In turn, this means quarterly goals are focused only on improving the bottom line of the company by driving revenue the sales team can’t produce, instead of scaling the company in terms of growth, expertise, skill ect. The production employees that carry the company have no growth opportunities and those opportunities became even more limited when they restructured and consolidated rolls in the past 5 months. All in all if you are in the beginning of your career there are some good learning opportunities but my advice would be to look at it as a stepping stone and not a long term opportunity and not a company where growth is an option.

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