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Appfire Technologies

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Toxic leadership, bad environment, some perks - Marketing Appfire Technologies Employee Review

1.0
8 Jan 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

This company has some good benefits and perks (interesting social giving platform, unlimited PTO, free medical insurance though the plan is limited), but is average for tech jobs honestly.

Cons

You might get a good salary but the work environment and toxic culture isn’t worth it for me. Leadership and management is very unprofessional when interacting one on one. I was shocked by the behavior and language used when talking to their reports. So this unprofessionalism gets passed down the ranks and creates a very negative environment. Company goals are nonexistent and yet there is unreasonable pressure to meet them at all costs (how can you meet a goal when you don’t know what it is? Leaderships says “That’s not my issue, the board needs it met!”). Deadlines constantly change. You don’t have the tools and access to data to do your job and no one seems to care. Leadership and management are out of touch and only interested in their own promotions. I never saw a single person get a raise or promotion except a few favorites who had been with the company for several years so the review cycle and leveling system is pointless. You won’t be proud of the work you’re doing if that matters to you at all. Everything is so convoluted and political you’ll question what you were even hired to do in the first place. Overall would not recommend working here if you can find something else.

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5.0
11 Sept 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Strong management team Focused vision for the company Great benefits

Cons

High stress high pressure environment

4.0
21 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Culture that seems to actually care about its employees - Genuinely wonderful co-workers

Cons

- Heavily tied to Atlassian marketplace. As such, if Atlassian decides to make a tool that does what one of Appfire's apps does, that's lost revenue for Appfire. Similarly, if people start switching away from Atlassian products, they will have no need for Appfire products. - When I was let go as part of a reduction in force, it was a mere month or so after the most recent all hands where they claimed everything was great and that the last thing they'd ever want to do is let go of people. This also was preceded by the founder/CEO stepping down and a new CEO taking his place.

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