Niantic reviews

*Little opportunity to grow or understand why decisions are made. *Huge initial investment in 'big' products but when things go off rails, leadership continues to pretend things are going okay instead of giving support or stopping progression -- until the product inevitably gets dropped. *Leadership is inconsistent, confusing and what they say doesn't match what they do *Regardless of face time, little change or opportunity to make a great impact UNLESS of course you are part of the sacred leadership (which I mean at the very top) *Ultimately not a place to grow skills that will be applicable outside the company unless you are one of the lucky ones or in leadership *A massive disappointment that took years of my experience because I kept the hope alive for too long.

- Not diverse enough for African Americans - Leadership truly believes in its mission even it causes angst among product users and employees - Employees are super passionate, sometimes to the point not letting go of a sticky point like a dog with a bone. Sometimes having a strong opinion can be detrimental to overall progress. - Company still runs like a well funded startup: lack of documentation, processes feel inconsistent, can feel like some decisions are revenue driven even when leadership says otherwise - Leadership is very accessible which feels like they are being transparent but they aren't. Big decisions still take place behind privileged doors.