Pros
There is a tremendous amount of talent at Iterable. The people are smart, they care, they word hard and tirelessly, and they constantly try to find a way to be successful. Often, you even feel joy when with your colleagues because they are truly good humans that believe in the trajectory of the organization.
Cons
If the product is not differentiated, then a company-wide strategy should be instituted on how to land business. If profitability is the most important, then there will not be any land grab opportunities. When your entire company is at a awards dinner and your new CEO stands on stage and cusses you out for not being in seat and you are still not hitting OTE targets, why would you want to stay? The culture is floundering. The product is not moving fast enough to compete. The finance team won't allow creative deal structures. And the culture is not worth the pressure and lack of ability to be successful.
