Pros
Open environment. Lot of food. Company sells its products well; efficient sales force. Decent benefits (health care). Pretty good coworkers. Lot of job growth in 2015; essentially halted in 2016.
Cons
Most companies probably do this, but its obvious that Qualtrics is gaming Glassdoor with false positive reviews. I've worked here for years and its so easy to pick out the super peppy, happy reviews of Qualtrics. No real employees feel that way about the company. Any review that has Cons filled with "growing pains" or "young company" or "lack of direction, but open opportunities" is masking real life at this Qualtrics. This is my honest review. - Poor compensation - Little PTO... compare to local companies like Adobe - Not as much opportunity as company would have you believe - NO RAISES without "level" promotion, which are extremely rare even for high performers - Sales obsessed, not customer obsessed - Face time (being at the desk from 7:30-6:30) MATTERS here; its cultural and its real - Middle management is terrible compared to other companies I've worked for - No tech company feel anymore; completely operationalized and feels like a dull corporation - Dogs everywhere; making noise and making messes on the floor. Its disgusting Avoid Qualtrics. The company is doing well financially, but is not what it says it is. Qualtrics does well because of its obsessive focus on sales. Sales rules all. Company is not customer-obsessed, but is sales-obsessed. Company also touts being 'transparent' but that doesn't seem to apply to leadership. Talk with employees of the company ... almost no one is happy here. The company will likely do well for another year or two, squeezing every last drop of ambition and goodwill of talented employees; but that well will run dry and you will see massive attrition. There is no payoff from the hard work and demands of the job.