Things aren't going well - Software Engineer Mattermark Employee Review

2.0
28 Aug 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Company has a lot of visibility. Well respected when people have heard of the company. Benefits are pretty good.

Cons

The infighting and politics are insane for a company of this size. Just lost our head of product. Customers are leaving because they don't think the product delivers on promises. Roadmap on how to get to vision is in shambles. Architecture can't support where we want to go. CEO seems more interested in writing articles, tweeting, and speaking at events than putting out the fires at home. Many employees are looking for new jobs. Very unhealthy culture with the CXOs keeping everyone in the dark.

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5.0
16 June 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The people I work with are intelligent, diverse, creative, compassionate, friendly, and driven. I feel like we make real progress on our objectives on a weekly basis. Modernization of tooling (Docker, Mesos, Elasticbeanstalk) has made it much easier to be an effective engineer.

Cons

The office can be a loud place to work. There are not enough restrooms to accommodate everyone at peak times.

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4.0
31 May 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Warm culture of encouraging colleagues that comes along with an amazing office and location. In my tenure there I was never micro managed and was allowed the space to create my own approach and control my own schedule.

Cons

Lack of coaching, and minimal support from the sales manager. There was only one while I was there, he was a tall guy who seemed like he was overwhelmed from the start and inexplicably timid like he'd been completely defeated at his previous company. In any case, there wasn't much in the way of helping to close deals. The product itself was nice, but it was stuck in between niches. It was too high priced for SMB and not deep enough to compete with more robust products for mid-market/enterprise accounts. Additionally, it's product's purpose had somewhat of an identity crisis. They tried to pivot towards a sales use case but didn't want to provide contact information to be of value in that regard.

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