Influitive Reviews

Pros

There's no question Influitive comes from a history of vibrant and exciting company culture. Lots of great people still in the ranks; friendly, welcoming, passionate, hard-working individuals across the org. Weekly company sync-ups are an important function for transparency and alignment. The product focus being advocacy means there is a substantial and vital community of customers and partners across industries that support Influitive and provide close connections and drive great communication between the market and the company itself, including SLT.

Cons

The leadership team changed drastically in 2019 at a crucial juncture in the market as the technology field and competitive market around Influitive continued to evolve rapidly. It seemed some of the homegrown, fun-loving culture of years past was put on the back-burner in a shift to crucially addressing what I perceive to be a janky, aging platform starting to buckle under years of tech debt. A bit of a Frankenstein product that is deeply uneven and overdeveloped yet unpolished. Brand strategy is confused and neglected in favor of dollar signs and bottom lines for the BoD. Feels like an uphill battle in terms of the strategy and outlook or company vision for the future. As the culture took another hit in the wake of COVID/remote work, employees started dropping like flies — one big round of layoffs and lots of others leaving. Things felt a little too corporate; SLT are a little stuffy and not the most endearing individuals, makes it hard to rally behind at a time when work is such a fundamental part of our lives.

Pros

Lots of opportunity to grow and potentially change tracks if that is what you are looking for as management is typically supportive and will be open to it. Relatively new CEO and Exec team have the company on much more solid footing and it has been much more enjoyable to work here since they arrived. The product has a lot to it so you will never really get bored of it and there are always good challenges

Cons

Last year I would have said I don't have faith in leadership but with the new CEO that has changed