Would recommend to a friend - Anonymous employee Adlook Employee Review

Comprehensive Onboarding - The onboarding process is incredibly strong. There is a deep focus on learning the platform inside and out, which sets you up for long-term success from day one. True Autonomy: You are given free reign to creatively build your own book of business. Management doesn't micromanage; instead, they empower you to approach your market strategically. Product Delivers: The technology is incredibly strong and delivers on its promises, which always makes selling solutions that much more fun. Collaborative Culture: The team across the entire company—regardless of department—is highly supportive and accessible. Whenever you need help or a second opinion, someone is always willing to jump in.

Because the company is growing so quickly, the pace is fast and you need to be able to hustle. Not so much a "con" but definitely worth noting!

I'm consistently impressed by how much Adlook actually delivers on its promises. The Deep Learning bidder isn't just an AI buzzword, it's the real foundation of how the platform drives smarter, more efficient outcomes: lower CPMs, better pre-bid optimization, and meaningfully less wasted spend. This is something I can offer with true integrity and a sense of pride. What also stands out is the service model. The level of expert support on priority accounts goes well beyond what I've seen at other ad tech companies. In an industry known for overpromising, Adlook actually shows up. The platform's full-funnel capability is another genuine strength. We're not pigeonholed into branding or performance. We can meet clients wherever they are, with cookieless/ID-less solutions for the future and pixel-based options for today. Cross-channel attribution and DCO round out a genuinely well-rounded offering. It's easy to go to market with confidence that we are a real player and tough to beat in programmatic. I came from a background at other programmatic players and can say with confidence: the technology and the team here are the real deal.

Workload can be tough at times but this is to be expected when you're part of a small team, building and breaking into the market. I am confident this will ease as the US team and business grows. It's never easy to be a new player in the market. Prospective clients are only becoming more and more skeptical of testing new partners, which is understandable, but it means you need to be very resilient and steadfast when building a book of business. Not a con, really, but something to be prepared for if you are considering a position here. If you're not a self-starter, you dislike a fast pace, and you're not able to pick yourself up when things are tough, this may not be for you. - But if you are and you can, then there is some real reward in being part of the growth!