InStride Is A Modern Company with A Warm, Inclusive Culture - Anonymous employee InStride Employee Review

5.0
Jul 6, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Benefits are almost endless (401k match, company-paid education) - Inclusive, diverse, I feel like I'm welcome - All colleagues are wicked smart, yet also kind - The edtech segment is forward-looking, relevant and in demand - Multiple opportunities to learn, step up and grow professionally - Compensation is competitive

Cons

- Startup culture can feel overwhelming - Communication and decision making protocols can be confusing

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InStride Response
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Thank you for your review! We’re glad you feel welcomed by your colleagues. We think our InStriders are pretty smart and kind, too. Your feedback about communication and decision-making protocols being confusing for new hires is an important issue we’ll bring up with InStride’s leadership team. You're right that start-up culture can be a lot, and with everyone working remotely, it can make it even harder to understand the process for how to do things when you’re new to a company. All the more reason for InStride to make a more concerted effort to ensure processes and protocols are made explicit and are easy to find. Thank you!

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Pros

I joined InStride recently and it feels like I've been here more than a year! The mission for helping frontline workers & employees access life-changing education feels really rewarding, and it feels really good to wake up every day knowing my work is tied to something so impactful. The people here are not only smart and driven but also genuinely fun to work with! (Lots of humor!) Cross-functional team members never fail to roll up their sleeves to help each other and support. Biggest plus: Given the nature of the business and client needs around data transparency and ROI, investments in Data & Analytics is a big win! Analytics isn’t treated as a back-office reporting function, but as central to driving key business decisions and solving business problems (ROI, LE Funnel, data quality, CP trust etc.) Unlike many ed-tech firms, I think data here feels like a core part of the product/platform and client value, In many ways it drives retention, expansion, and overall business defensibility.

Cons

Workloads spike during peak client deliverables, so balancing priorities is key. ( Data & Analytics team is growing, but still lean for the company of this size) We use many different tools, some of which could be consolidated to simplify work and protect budget.

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