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Campfire Interactive

Is this your company?

Truth about Campfire Interview Inc. and the working conditions. - Anonymous employee Campfire Interactive Employee Review

1.0
27 Jun 2022
Anonymous employee
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Pros

This company is not good at all. They treat their employees like slaves. If you love your life and care about something stay as far away as possible. Nobody matters expect their fake promises for a better work culture. Management is abusive and takes advantage of students on visa. No employee would be surprised if they are sued for breaking labor laws. They don’t have any pros. Don’t get tricked in accepting their fake promises when accepting their offer. Other reviews are fake put their by HR.

Cons

No good healthcare No bonus Pay is 20-30% less than median of the role but you work more than 50 hrs. No growth No benefits

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Campfire Interactive Response
3y
Campfire Interactive is a thriving company and a market leader serving many of the world’s largest, most complex automotive suppliers as customers. Campfire consistently wins business against the top enterprise software companies. This is a demanding environment, but one in which our employees thrive on the learning, impact, teamwork and varied opportunities it provides. While working hours can often be long, this has not impacted employee retention, as our average tenure is 5+ years and 30% of our employees have been with Campfire 10+ years--an anomaly for a technology company! In recognition of the hard work, Campfire provides additional paid company holidays in the form of many 3-day weekends and extended breaks around the holidays. In addition, our remote work environment provides flexibility for a better work/life balance. Campfire offers a comprehensive and highly competitive set of benefits – health, dental, vision, 401k, ST/LT disability and life, with many being offered at no cost to the employee. We also provide annual performance bonuses and salary increases. This year alone, employees have benefited from two rounds of salary increases. All of Campfire employees have equity ownership in our company; that percentage is significantly above tech company average. In fact, at our recent funding round, all employees received a large cash payout from their equity ownership. Employee sponsorship is another area of success for Campfire. We have a great track record of supporting immigration for employees that require company sponsorship. Our open-door policy is important to Campfire! We encourage openness and transparency to eliminate any communication barriers between employees and the company leadership.

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5.0
8 Jul 2021
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Pros

Company was very flexible during the hiring process was seamless, took care of immigration activities on my behalf and always kept me updated, was given opportunities to learn new areas of the business and contribute right away to the company, also flexible during Covid. Co-workers are always a joy to work with and ready to help out at any point.

Cons

There are always a lot of projects happening and changing priorities

1.0
2 Oct 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

There’s little to no positives here

Cons

This has been one of the most challenging work experiences I’ve ever endured. I was initially drawn to the company by the promise of a potential acquisition, which was expected to result in a substantial payout. However, instead of an acquisition, a private equity firm became the majority owner, and the acquisition never materialized. Following the takeover, the program tied to that potential payout was discontinued, leaving little incentive to remain at Campfire. The health insurance offered was both expensive and subpar. The 401(k) plan lacked any employer match, making it an unattractive investment option, and there was no bonus structure in place. Flexibility within the company was severely limited, with little allowance for personal availability. There was an ongoing expectation to ALWAYS be accessible, which became exhausting—especially given that the team was intentionally understaffed. At this point, I’m unsure what could improve the situation. The turnover rate remains high, largely due to the relentless pressure to perform.

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