Pricing Actuary
This job was so close to making it in Green Means Go! Unfortunately, they listed "competitive" comp without actually giving a number, so it missed out. Sad.
This job was so close to making it in Green Means Go! Unfortunately, they listed "competitive" comp without actually giving a number, so it missed out. Sad.
Title/seniority are misaligned with the responsibilities of the role. Lots of flags in the "Who you are" section which makes me think this role would not be well supported.
This job description is wacky. Some of the responsibilities are reasonable for a role at this level, and some are most definitely not.
Overall, I like this company's approach to job descriptions. Of the few I've read, all were carefully and thoughtfully written, focusing on the skills and qualities needed for a candidate to be successful without being obnoxious.
I waffled on where this one should go (BINGO or Seriously, Maybe Don't). There's no Careers page, just a perfunctory EO statement at the bottom of their Jobs page along with a frankly alarming Values statement.
I'll take "What job description was written by AI?" for $400, Alex.
This job was this close to making it into Green Means Go, but there’s a misalignment between the duties of the position and the job title, so alas, into this category it goes.
As Director of Product Support, you’ll lead a team of knowledgeable and dedicated associates and managers in their work to support and grow our creators’ businesses while maintaining performance KPIs.
This one is listed under two different titles for a total of 4 times on their website. Not sure what’s up with that.
Job application is through Workday. My condolences.
This job is on Otta but isn’t listed on the company's website. But considering the Careers page is super bare-bones, that doesn’t necessarily mean anything.
Compensation is per project depending on complexity, so no comp is not a red flag.
$53k for a non-entry level, very technical role is laughable. The duties of the role and the title are also misaligned. And yes, again with the “not typical for offers to be made at or near the top of the [salary] range.”
Even aside from the problems in individual descriptions (of which there are plenty), having “Check out our open roles and see if you can make the cut” on your Careers page is an automatic Bingo for me, sorry not sorry.
I would expect a position that mentions owning the customer experience so often, that interfaces regularly with senior leadership, and that requires at least 4-5 years experience to have a more senior title.
Neither the title nor the compensation is aligned with the duties of this role, especially considering it’s on-site in NYC.
Our VP Customer Experience (CX) reports to the CEO and leads the three core teams delivering value across our entire customer portfolio - Customer Success, Professional Services and Global Technical Support.