The company had a short bad period and now it flourishes again - Senior Software Engineer Flash Networks Employee Review

4.0
Jan 14, 2026
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Pros

- Full work from home or abroad, no one cares as long as you deliver - A very good product which leads the world of optimization by a large margin way better than products by larger companies like google and Nokia/Erickson - A lot of POCs with interesting albeit not too difficult adjustments. I fixed most if not all of the legacy and quality issues from the previous generations and currently the product is very stable - Great room for creativity, you just invent and do stuff and people cheer from the side when it works, including the managers. Patents are easy to make. - Everyone is chill, our clients are generally happy and we get bonuses for new contracts.

Cons

-The salary is good, with the bonuses the TC is compatible with other start ups but it is not insane. Our total salary depends on how good we are selling so in bad years the TC might get nerfed. - In the past we had the regular "Boomer" legacy issues which are so common in the Israeli High tech industry. The company was very successful in the beginning 20 years ago so they grew complacent and as a result we didn't have sufficient regression tests or CI for old features and when the system needed migration, a lot of quality issues surfaced with those new products. This is being solved adequately right now with better automation but it will take time. - Our AI usage can be a little bit limited as there are competitive limitation with the companies that offer those tools but we are doing what we can. - The company is relatively small so you have to be really good and have a lot of general understanding in your field and in adjacent fields. You need to support millions of users, you can't have a limited mindset mentality like in many corporates. Without you there will be no one else to support those users and the internet quality of a small country can be screwed. We have similar responsibilities to the big corps but without the large amounts of manpower to support each other.

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5.0
Jan 17, 2021
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Pros

Using comprehensive business and technical knowledge, the PO accompanies the entire development process starting from the requirements definitions, planning phase, through the development and testing process to successful deployment to our Service. The PO works closely with the Development Team, Product Management, Professional Services and Technical Writers.

Cons

As Product Owner (PO) am a member of the extended Product Management team and crucial member of the Agile Team. I am owning the Team/Sprint backlog representing the single source of truth and is the single point of contact to the Dev team and Customer team for user story details. My responsible for defining and refining user stories and prioritizing the Agile Team backlog to streamline execution of product (program) priorities while maintaining conceptual and technical integrity of features for the team. In this capacity the PO remains highly available to the Dev teams during each iteration (sprint) to answer real time questions and provide clarity to user stories. I’m also drives user story refinement activities ensuring Team backlog contains 2 iterations worth of 'ready' work for Dev team. These two functions are critical to enabling Dev teams to improve and maintain high velocity/productivity in iteration (sprint) execution.

2.0
Nov 20, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Have carved out a unique niche in the wireless data industry. Have a relatively good product - although they do struggle with quality issues. They also have some very intelligent and competent people working both here in the US and in their home office in Israel.

Cons

Surprised by the nice things said about US mgt team. I found them to be extremely arrogant and expected employees to work 60+ hours a week with NO work/life balance. The management team in Israel seems to constantly struggle to find their place in the telecom industry - they even joking refer to themselves as a 18 year old startup.

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