CI Web Group Reviews

2.4

20% would recommend to a friend

(66 total reviews)

JENNIFER BAGLEY

8% approve of CEO

21% positive business outlook

CI Web Group has an employee rating of 2.4 out of 5 stars, based on 66 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The CI Web Group employee rating is 38% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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66 reviews
1.0
30 Mar 2025
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Pros

Dedicated, hardworking but unappreciated employees

Cons

Stay away from Ci Web Group!!! Nothing written here isn’t already well publicly known and or said openly. Horrible CEO. Company nepotism big time. CEO hires all her family and no one can say anything about them. CEO is erratic and makes way to many impromptu changes constantly based on how she feels and the wind blows, calling it staying up with technology but reality is she doesn’t know how to run a company. CEO says company is growing yet also publicly says company is losing money. CEO surrounds herself with “yes” people. CEO and leadership are woefully out of touch with employees. CEO is good at selling customers but based on her inability to run a company, employees and clients woefully suffer with lack of support. Employees and customers don’t stay very long. Company pattern is to hire a batch of new employees, those employees last six months to a year and then most quit in mass to due to poor working conditions. CEO changes titles and job descriptions and roles constantly. Demoting people and reducing their salaries while vacationing around the world and buying multiple homes and purchasing multiple Tesla Cyber Trucks. Leadership aren’t great leaders and management, they just kiss up to CEO and bad mouth her and the company behind her back. Customers have left by the droves. There have been at least 20 employees quit without even having new jobs the company is so bad. Job turnover at Ci Web Group is the worst I’ve ever seen in my professional career. CEO doesn’t listen how to improve company morale, it’s everyone else’s problem or they aren’t “gritty” or “tough” enough to handle how poorly she runs the company, calling it “growth” and “positive change” when in fact she just doesn’t know what she’s doing. Company has directed employees to leave bogus positive Glass Door reviews to offset the very real negative ones! Just about every employee is quickly looking for new jobs. (seriously, not an exaggeration!) I’m not a “disgruntled” fired employee. I resigned and I’m educated, competent and professional and got a very good job with a very credible digital marketing agency. As with most employees who quit I was begged to stay. CEO doesn’t honor what she’s says. She constantly makes promises and doesn’t follow through both personally and professionally. CEO and leadership poorly communicate with employees. CEO talks about how they don’t need employees due to Ai being able to do everything, yet immediately posts employment ads seeking “tough” employees. It’s just a vicious cycle you want to avoid. Their mode is to just throw money at you to get you to come aboard, then the CEO and leadership will turn on you, change your title to something completely different you were hired for and/or demote you and reduce your salary (this is well known and happened many times) Constantly eliminating support positions and entire departments and outsourcing to incompetent “business colleagues who are friends” Forcing employees not hired for sales to take time away for what they were hired for to sell while paying them almost nothing for those sales. Rumors are they are meeting with other marketing agencies trying to sell and dump the company off to an unsuspecting company. CEO is more interested in doing Podcasts building and focusing on her “personal brand” rather than effectively running a successful company.

2.0
4 Mar 2025
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Pros

- The team itself is incredible—the employees outside of leadership/management are talented, hardworking, and great to work with. -The company has a lot of potential if it were managed correctly. - Certain roles or departments may provide good experience, but long-term growth is a challenge.

Cons

- Constant major changes—Leadership frequently makes drastic shifts in direction, even after promising stability for the quarter or year. - Unrealistic expectations—Instead of addressing challenges, the company simply raises the bar higher, leading to burnout. - Extremely high turnover—It feels like someone is either quitting or getting let go every week, with some departments suffering from alarmingly high churn. - Leadership is unreceptive to feedback—Concerns from employees are ignored, and decision-making feels disconnected from those actually doing the work. - Rampant nepotism—Promotions and opportunities often go to those with personal connections rather than based on merit or performance. - Outsourcing issues—Certain outsourced departments struggle to meet performance expectations, leading to escalations and client cancellations, yet leadership blames internal teams instead of fixing the root cause.

1.0
8 Jan 2025
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Pros

One positive aspect of the company is the opportunity to work alongside some great and talented individuals who genuinely deserve to be recognized and appreciated for their contributions.

Cons

Unfortunately, there are several challenges within this company that make it difficult for employees outside of upper management to succeed. Employees are often expected to perform at a high level with minimal recognition or support. For example, they gave every employee the same percentage raise, regardless of whether some went above and beyond. Then, when Q4 came around, they repeatedly claimed the business was thriving but FAILED to reward their hardworking employees with an end-of-year bonus. The company is full of false promises, and consistently dismisses any suggestions to hire additional staff to help manage the overwhelming workload. This company prioritizes investing in AI features over supporting or investing into its current employees. They expect employees to fully commit to the toxic company culture while providing minimal recognition or reward in return. The HR department has consistently failed to meet expectations for professionalism and support. Their response times are unacceptably slow, and the healthcare options they offer are inadequate. It appears that only those with close personal ties to senior leadership are able to thrive in this environment, creating an uneven playing field for others. They demand hard work but offer little to no recognition or reward in return. If you're looking to feel undervalued, underpaid, and overwhelmed, this company might be the perfect fit for you. The rapid decline in the company's overall stability, especially due to significant budget cuts over the past year, is deeply concerning. These reductions raise serious questions about the future allocation of funds for employees. For those seeking a workplace that genuinely values its team members, this company may not be the best choice. Employees are frequently expected to work extended hours and exert substantial effort, yet the company demonstrates little concern for their well-being. Opportunities for growth are scarce, and there is a notable absence of clear career advancement pathways.

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