Great Company - Inbound Marketing Specialist HubSpot Employee Review

5.0
Jun 28, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Fantastic vision, product, management and colleagues. HubSpot provides a competitive environment where hard work is rewarded. Employees are extremely helpful and transparency is high.

Cons

With growth comes constant change and associated pains. While the general trend is improvement, some changes cause strain on certain areas of the business and have caused problems in the past and present.

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HubSpot Response
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Thanks for the thoughtful review and feedback, and for helping organizations globally grow with HubSpot--I'm hoping in sales in particular that you feel the effort and work Hunter and David have put into the last several weeks of clarity and communication. I think your points on transparency and hard work are spot on, and I think your push to all of us that we continue to actively respond to feedback and that we remain humble enough to admit when we bobble something are more than fair--we'll continue to keep that top of mind as we grow and scale, thank you as always for your feedback and for making HubSpot such a great place, we are lucky to have you as part of the team. -Katie

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