Velocity, Ownership, Intellectual Honesty, Customer Obsession, Excellence - Software Engineer Abnormal AI Employee Review

5.0
Mar 15, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Blameless culture ensures that teams will swarm to get problems solved. The company is revving up for a global expansion after having found great product market fit. I enjoy working with the sharp minds here in Abnormal, where you are given a lot of autonomy in the type of solutions you need to produce. The multi regional push along with pivot to emphasise excellence and ownership is starting to shape the engineering team efforts. Great company because of ikigai: - what you are good at - software engineering - what the world needs - fight cybercrime - what you can be paid for- abnormal pays well relative to market - what you love - I love how our customer love our product, with a proof of value conversion rate of 90%. Meaning if out of 10 customers who test our product, 9 of them convert to be paying customers.

Cons

Technical debt incurred in the wilderness years of trying to find product market fit needs fixing.

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5.0
Jun 10, 2026
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Pros

Amazing Product Strong leadership Easy to sell

Cons

Fully remote Loose on structure

3.0
May 31, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

While pay IS competitive there were a few employees that were well underpaid even at the level they were at. Pro's - are that they educate you to use AI, the overall people team is great.

Cons

There was a shift in leadership last Fall and there have been cultural changes and not great ones. People are promoted without having the right experience required for the job aka senior manager roles. It seems like everyone is not happy and wants to leave. It is just a matter of time until turnover happens. There has been too many promises broken, broken leadership communication which results in a lack of trust, some managers are now micromanaging and it comes across as they fear for their jobs. They want to IPO which is great but ousting the entire GTM leadership sales team and head of people around the same time raised eyebrows.

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