Toxic - Engineer Gremlin Employee Review

1.0
Jan 14, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Some smart folks still there

Cons

Toxic work environment, high amount of employee churn, high amount of customer churn, lack of overall leadership

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Gremlin Response
9mo
We are sorry you had such a negative experience during your time here and appreciate the detailed feedback. Our current average tenure is more than 3-years, and we’ve had only a couple voluntary departures in recent years. We have made incredible strides to make Gremlin a place where every employee can thrive and feels like they belong.

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5.0
Sep 24, 2025
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Pros

I really enjoyed my time at Gremlin and left voluntarily for an opportunity I felt like I could not pass up. The people at Gremlin are tremendous, and customers see the value in what Gremlin delivers. Gremlin has an incredible set of existing customers and is unanimously considered the market leader. The GTM team has an incredibly strong leader and Engineering & Sales is a cohesive unit. The product has continued to evolve from Chaos Engineering into Reliability Management and now into Reliability Intelligence which will be relevant in the AI era. The Solution Architecture team is very strong and is a great asset to the sales team as well.

Cons

It can be a long sales cycle for net new logos in the Fortune 500. However this is typical for any startup breaking into new accounts.

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Gremlin Response
9mo
Thank you for the thoughtful review. We are so glad you enjoyed your time here!
1.0
Apr 8, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Decent sales engineering team and some engineers. Most account executives are engaged with their customers.

Cons

-CTO has very little social awareness and this becomes apparent when attempting to build long term positive relationships with customers as well as internally to colleagues -Extremely high turnover, entire HR team has quit -Licensing is a extremely difficult in the most beneficial environments -There is zero diversity in leadership and very apparent.

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