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Relative Insight Reviews

3.9

76% would recommend to a friend

(19 total reviews)

Ben Hookway

72% approve of CEO

74% positive business outlook

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19 reviews
1.0
4 Apr 2024
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Pros

The people are great - though most have left now

Cons

One of the major issues is the alarming rate of staff turnover. This problem stems from a lack of focus on employee well-being by the leadership team - CEO and CRO. Their approach seems to prioritise monetary incentives over cultivating a positive work environment. Unfortunately, this leaves employees feeling undervalued and makes retention a constant struggle. The company's product development strategy raises concerns, there is a clear bias towards enhancing it as a sales tool rather than creating solutions that genuinely benefit customers. This misalignment between product development and customer needs has a direct impact on client satisfaction and contributes to the high churn rate of customers. Transparency is sorely lacking in this organisation. Post-all-hands meetings, where you'd expect open communication about the company's performance, the CEO consistently shuts down the possibility of employee questions. This lack of transparency fosters a disconnect between leadership and the rest of the company, breeding an atmosphere of uncertainty. Employee dissatisfaction is palpable, largely attributed to a tyrannical CRO who excels in sales but falls short in managing a commercial team. The company culture suffers as a result, with employees feeling unheard and undervalued. This is a SINKING SHIP, its been around for nearly 14 years and still made no significant growth, actually shrunk and is no longer a hot tool on the market.

5.0
28 Jan 2024

On the up

Anonymous employee
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Pros

After going through some tough times, the bosses have worked hard to get everyone pulling in the same direction. The team has clubbed together and some old faces have rejoined the company, which says a lot about the culture. Leadership are demanding, but like to teach, and love to celebrate success. And there are loads of dogs that come to the office regularly if you need a pick me up!

Cons

You feel a pressure to succeed and you answer directly to the CRO, which can be stressful You have to be in the office 3 days a week

5.0
26 Jan 2024

A Returning Relative

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I have recently returned to Relative Insight after previously leaving in 2022 to pursue a growth opportunity at another start up. I learnt a lot in my time away, in particular, that it’s been exceptionally tough for all tech start ups in the past 12 months. Whilst Relative Insight has not been immune to these industry challenges, the sheer grit and determination the team has displayed to turn things around, and the opportunity to make a real impact, were two of the main reasons I came back. RI has a clear strategic vision and focus for the year from the CEO and CRO; an innovative product roadmap that makes the solution a ‘need to have’; as well as an incredibly committed team of people who want to drive success. I’m really excited for what the next year and beyond will bring!

Cons

Larger tables so that the different teams can all comfortably sit together! I also think exploring additional benefits would be welcomed.

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