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Sapient announced that SapientNitro was merged with sister agency Razorfish to form SapientRazorfish, which would be led by former SapientNitro CEO Alan Wexler.
Boston, United States
3.3
3 reviews
Hasn’t replied to negative reviews
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They claim to be inclusive that all the popular meaningless buzzwords but look at their marketing and staff photos for the opposite. They also recruit from very low quality mostly young desperate people at especially but not limited to Canadian so-called colleges. There are millions and millions of older people who would love to work on are more reliable than the youth but sadly it appears they won't hire them?
I worked in this company and culture wise it's a good company
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