The best of the best - Anonymous employee HubSpot Employee Review

5.0
Feb 8, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I've worked in great companies like LinkedIn and Microsoft and this is by far the best place I've ever worked. It's all about the culture and the transparency and autonomy it lives and breaths by. Great people across the board and growing super quick with tons of career opportunities that they deliver on. Couldn't be happier. Also, love the way they've created global roles in the company, a lot of folk in here working across multiple regions with 3 owning global departments.

Cons

I really don't have any to share from my personal experience.

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HubSpot Response
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Thanks for sharing your review and for helping DubSpot grow! I also love that we have folks in major global roles in Dublin, and that the office is becoming a true EMEA HQ but also a major hub for talent that is helping our whole organization get better and grow. I also love that you feel our culture and transparency match or outpace some wonderful companies we admire--one of our goals is to be truly remarkable, and that means keeping pace and innovating alongside organizations who have done this well at scale. We'll plan to keep up the hard work on that front. In the meantime, thank you so much for all that you do--I'm deeply grateful. -Katie

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