Rakuten reviews

They claim to have more than 20 million subscribers, but with their platforms being essentially legal adware/spyware tools, most of the subscribers are not acquired voluntarily. One assumes most of Freecause.com’s subscribers don’t even acknowledge what Freecause is, who their clients and sponsors are, or that they are individually subscribed to a marketing list created by Freecause, which is used to strictly create revenue streams for third parties (and of course themselves), via annoying, malicious tools. Seems to be run by a CTO that has unresolved childhood issues where he must feel authoritative. That may work in other countries, but this is the US.

You will be given sessions on how to use zoom, outlook, and basic EM spectrum that we study in junior college and then will be randomly assigned into some department which has no relation your education/experience. You expect them to train you in this new field but no everyone is super busy to give any substantial training and you will be directly put into work the second week itself. Basically they are unable to hire enough people with experience, so they are trying to fill these gaps with freshers. You are been paid the average market salary but expected to do the work of 5 people. Unrealistic goals, unrealistic deadlines and micromanagement at its extreme. Most of the employees are Japanese and Indians. So the company inherited the worst parts of both these work cultures.