Justice For All Revolution Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"This was a really depressing place to work. It was filled with so much false hope, and the journey of this small organization took a nosedive over the course of several months. When I first signed on to the position, I was guaranteed a yearly salary of over $100K, and that our service was truly about the greater good of helping people. I bought into that hook, line, and sinker. The biggest problem lied in how clueless the management was. None of them understood social media. They had raised $40k in seed capital funds to develop a platform for people suffering from a variety of problems. They had a roster of self-help facilitators that were experts in their respective fields to assist people with needs. At its core, the idea of a social support group platform seemed like a great idea. They piddled every penny of it away on a Wordpress installation with a custom theme. There was no custom underlying platform, and as you would imagine, the entire app was garbage. At the last possible minute, I helped them pivot onto a new platform based on Drupal. This would have been fine, except for the fact that the higher-ups there kept wanting an application that grew more and more complex, and I was given only a shoestring budget to work with. "Give it the ability to upload videos!" they cried "make it like YouTube, but with blogging and group functionality! Give it real-time video chat capabilities!" All of those things are possible, but it's just not a productive way to pitch product design. Due to character limit, I can't go into all the details of everything. Let's just say that it was run by some racist evangelical Christian egomaniacs. This story involves C-list celebrities, a country musician that wanted to put games in our app, and a redesign process from hell. One time, in an act of desperation, the CEO nearly fell for a Nigerian scam. With tears in her eyes, she cried "We're saved!" The cherry on top was that they withheld my last month's paycheck there."

"A sham company filled with liars"

What do you like about working at Justice For All Revolution?

"I learned Drupal, I met a great friend, and there is nothing else."

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

"Don't partake in an interview with this company. Although, the company is now being run out of the founder's house so there are no real positions to speak of."

What don't you like about working at Justice For All Revolution?

"The company is a sham. Their cause is false, the company heads are hypocrites, and they declare authoritative control at all times. Their company has dwindled into nothing and that is for the best."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Don't pretend to have compassion for people when you have none. You two are bigoted and racist."