Poor culture - Manager BD Snapmint Employee Review

1.0
Aug 25, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Flexibility, their product is really good

Cons

Culture is pathetic, 0 job security, they don't care for people so much so they don't even give medical policy, they will ask you for small genuine reimbursement

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Snapmint Response
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Hi there, we genuinely empathize with the challenges you're facing at Snapmint. We encourage you to reach out to our HR team about any concerns you may have. They are dedicated to supporting you and finding solutions to any issues that you are facing. Please note that we have a comprehensive medical policy in place, and for more information, we recommend reaching out to HR Team. We, as an organization are committed towards providing a positive work environment where all of us reach new heights together. Thank you for your dedication and contribution to Snapmint.

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1.0
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Pros

The company has cracked a good business model in a difficult industry. They have a couple of things going right for them.

Cons

They don't respect their employees, have an in-experienced tech team that is terrible at execution. One of the founders has the memory of a gold fish and views employees as a disposable resource. The culture is extremely toxic and one could be fired any day for reasons that make no-sense for rational people. Suitable for people who do not value their own mental health. Company is in its never seen before growth stage and the newly hired managers will not think twice before putting you under the bus to save their own face.

5.0
Jun 18, 2026
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Business Outlook

Pros

Great startup environment with opportunities to take ownership and make an impact. • Supportive and approachable colleagues who are willing to help when needed. • Exposure to multiple aspects of business development, partnerships, and fintech.

Cons

The onboarding and training process could be more structured, especially for new joiners. • Learning is largely self-driven, requiring employees to proactively understand products, processes, and industry dynamics. • Documentation and knowledge-sharing can be improved to help new employees ramp up faster.

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