Good company to work for with great potential. - werkgeversreview Senior Editor bij Local Management

Invigorate has a great team of professionals who care about their clients. Working culture is quite friendly and senior leadership is very friendly and care for their employees. Invigorate gives an opportunity to work with latest technologies and innovation.

No cons in particular but considering it’s a small and growing company, there is always a lot of work in the pipeline.

At first it was a nice work environment when the business opened and people were professional. Also when rules were actually enforced and people were paid to do work not to boost the bosses' ego.

I am not going to write something extreme and outrageous that is simply too much to believe. The truth is a little less cutthroat. I worked here for a couple of years and the quality of service has decreased significantly. The managers are never around, so the management of the company is left to a young supervisor who does everything she can to fit in with her coworkers. Rather than showing any leadership whatsoever, she allows employees to play "cards against humanity" in the back and to talk about the intimacies of their lives, including their relations and preferred positions in bed. That alone could be considered offensive, but that is not all. Because the corporate culture here is that of a high school classroom, no work gets done. Several clients were unhappy with their services and left during a couple of months’ time. The work was simply not completed on time and the clients fell in their search positions. They have done a great job for the recent clients, surprisingly, despite being a playground for the employees. And it is truly a great place to work if you want to get paid to socialize, but there's a definite clique mentality to the point where if you are rejected by the majority, no professionalism applies or is enforced. Overall, great company if you want affordable SEO services, or cheap web hosting, but not if you want professionalism.