Acast - Sales Acast Employee Review

1.0
24 Jan 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great work benefits, great work culture

Cons

They do not give you clear indication of probation periods being extended which leads to unfair dismissal and short notice periods, they do not encourage diversity. There are no senior black women in this company, they do not support entry level and give them the requirement they need or the chance they need to excel. You will not be able to succeed in Acast if you do not know anyone high up or beg it with senior staff. It’s all about nepotism and how close you are to the boss. Complain about budget but have jobs advertised consistently. Very untrusted with their movements.

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5.0
9 May 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good company to work for. Above average benefits, culture, and company is generally doing well. New CEO is good.

Cons

Pay could be higher. Global vs local strategy can be unclear at times.

3.0
17 Nov 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

the culture at Acast is amazing everyone is super friendly and they truly prioritize making lasting connections.

Cons

Lack of vision: As our industry continues to evolve at high speed, there is a significant opportunity for us to refine and more clearly articulate our long-term strategic vision. A well-defined market position, communicated consistently, would empower all teams to align on the same goals and execute with greater confidence. Techical inexperience: To help our team scale and develop new skills, we would benefit from a more structured approach to technical training. I'd like to explore ways we can better support our managers by providing them with the resources or "train-the-trainer" programs needed to effectively transfer their technical knowledge to the wider team. Lack of documentation: Our lack of consistent documentation makes onboarding and learning new processes very difficult. A lot of information isn't written down, which creates a high-risk "key-person dependency" and could cause serious setbacks for the company if that person were to leave. global company structure: Our current global leadership structure seems to try to apply the same strategy across all markets. This often leads to inconsistencies because what works in one region doesn't necessarily work in another. We would benefit from a more flexible model that allows for more regional autonomy.

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