Tableau Software Reviews

Pros

Fired up by Tableau's mission to help people see and understand data

Cons

Teething issues from exponential growth

Pros

Excellent culture even though we are all working remotely.

Cons

Like every organization, there will be a CON but none I could relate to at the moment.

Pros

good vibe, great/ smart people,

Cons

salary isn't the most competititve

Pros

Very flexible on the working hours. Great people. Very smart colleagues. Sales are up and shares are up as well.

Cons

They are hiring managers that don't have a clue about how complex the product is. Thus, they think the job in supporting our customers is easy and we can close the cases as fast as possible. Stress level in support is very high. Managers only follow what their director tells them. No heart for the employees working on the tickets.

Pros

The local management is positive, open to change and feedback. True passion for the product is echoed in every employee. There is a considerable amount invested in employee engagement.

Cons

Growth is somewhat limited in the smaller regions (200 employees or less), employee retention is not as high as it could be.

Pros

People used to be good, till they all left

Cons

No pay increases to compensate performance and inflation Clients are leaving and the retention rate is no longer advertised Stagnent product development, Microsoft and Qlik have now surpassed Tableau on Gartner magic quadrant.

Pros

A Gartner leader who've paved the way for the Modern BI revolution we're now experiencing, and a driving force in the ubiquity of analytics in business. Market opportunity in front of us is massive, and those who are along for this ride stand to benefit greatly in their careers.

Cons

With any rapid growth company, you're bound to experience challenges in communication or other growing pains. In an environment of constant change, little things can get overlooked and can cause some discomfort.