eHarmony.com Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"eHarmony has been purchased by Parship in Germany and has been migrated to a datacenter on the East Coast. My impression of Parship is that they are moving in the correct direction for better customer satisfaction. The cut over from eHarmony in LA to Parship has only been a month, so only time will tell."

"Company has been bought by a match making firm from Germany - Parship. The philosophy that was used to build eHarmony has been thrown out. Infrastructure torn down. Matching infrastructure powered off, and sold. Developers and Operations fired."

"eharmony was the best place to work."

"Eharmony is a good company creating a lot interesting features using solid software development practices and cutting edge technologies. However, the company is recovering from massive turnovers and several years of downturns which generates an unstable work environment."

"Work hard. Play hard. Make love happen. It's the best job ever!"

What do you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"This is probably true of most any technology company, but working with smart, funny, quirky people in an informal yet quality oriented environment is awesome. Plus, let's face it, we have the coolest product in the universe: Love!"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be seriously good at what you do, and be sure you enjoy doing it. eHarmony runs lean, which means everyone pulls together, and notice quickly when someone isn't able or willing to do their part."

What don't you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"Commuting into Santa Monica sucks. Someone needs to go back in time about 15 years and subvert the Santa Monica City Council before the real estate developers did. As it is, SM is pretty much gridlocked several hours a day, as are the only two arteries (the 10 and the 405 freeways)."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Make it rain!!! Seriously. eHarmony.com does a great job about caring for its customers and creating a culture that rewards talent as well as loyalty within. However, upper management can be a bit tight-fisted when it comes to salaries and bonuses. Loosen up the purse-strings, guys! I promise, it will come back to you."

"eHarmony - MBA's run this joint. Yuck."

"A great work environment, smart staff."

"Junior candidates need not apply."

What do you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"Gaining experience in a web-based match making service provider."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"If you don't have a couple of years of experience already, you might want to apply somewhere else."

What don't you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"Company is looking for staff that already have experience. Junior candidates need not apply."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Be willing to pay more to attract more senior candidates."

What do you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"was a fun place to work."

What don't you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"When customers call in for help, but refused to accept your assistance."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"The business should operate between five days a week instead of seven."

What do you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"Technology and people"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"it is a great place to work at"

What don't you like about working at eHarmony.com?

"it was a contracting job and it finished"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"hire me again"