Sportradar reviews

3.6

62% would recommend to a friend

(563 total reviews)
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Carsten Koerl

57% approve of CEO

51% positive business outlook

Sportradar has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 563 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Sportradar employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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563 reviews
3.0
May 9, 2025

Good place to get started

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- great opportunity to work in an international sporting environment - Good place to learn the politics of working with federations - nice colleagues and a young team that you can always have chitchat with (from a male perspective though) - doubling down on AI with a strong vision - some travel to events - flexible working hours

Cons

- no onboarding process - deep knowledge is only privy to a few people and it usually doesn't get shared across the company - processes don't catch up with growth of company - line-managers almost never have time for questions and there is very little support as well - only a few people get promoted who have been with the company since before the hupergrowth phase, others don't really stand a chance in the current setup - efforts to wanting to learn and contribute usually get overlooked - below-average salaries that usually don't get increased

3.0
May 1, 2025

Poor Workload Distribution, Unfair Practices, and Disrespectful

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good office location near Bank Station

Cons

Workload: Working at this company has been disheartening as there is an extremely uneven distribution of workload. Some staff are consistently overwhelmed—often working into the evenings and over weekends—while others have virtually nothing to do. It’s the worst workload imbalance I’ve encountered in my career, and unfortunately, neither management nor HR seem willing or able to address it. Line management: Line managers do not manage workload effectively—some don’t even pull their own weight, let alone ensure fair distribution across their teams. This lack of accountability at the leadership level sets a poor example and contributes directly to the growing frustration among hard-working employees. RTO: The mandatory return-to-office policy (three days a week) only adds to the frustration, especially when you turn up to find colleagues spending the day on their phones, doing very little, and leaving early. It feels like a waste of time and a complete disregard for those who are genuinely overburdened. Questionable Use of Budget by Leadership: There’s also a troubling trend of very senior managers using the travel budget for trips to locations they personally favour, rather than sending the most appropriate team members to carry out the work. Lack of Management Training and Professionalism: There is a culture of disrespect from certain work colleagues. issues like gossiping, disrespect, or bullying behaviour—whether in private or on group calls—is alarmingly commonplace. It creates a toxic environment where people don’t feel safe or valued.

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