Suzy Software Engineer Reviews

Pros

Flexible work hours and process

Cons

- Experienced a culture of shaming people into doing more work - Management routinely asked people to work extra hours - No bonuses in 4 years, very minor raises - No funds or compensation for education/growth activities while I was there - In my experience, a completely sales-driven company, have fun building out a myriad of random features that don't add up to a coherent platform - Management seems to change the company focus every 6 months - Got the impression that current management intends to polish the existing platform and sell it off instead of building a good product

Pros

Great people Sane code, high standards Dogs in the office

Cons

Product is still trying to figure themselves out Very hard on deadlines Not that interesting projects

Pros

Coming to Crowdtap was a breath of fresh air. You're given a lot of room to get your work done and in the way that you feel is the right solution. The perks are amazing, discounts on gym memberships, allowance to put towards your commute, etc. The hidden gem of Crowdtap though is the culture. If you're looking for a place where you can solve tough problems and have fun with your colleagues at the same time, this is the place for you.

Cons

With the autonomy they give everyone miscommunications can happen. Just have to be on top of letting people know about issues very early on.

Pros

Real independence in setting and achieving your goals, autonomy, transparency of management, work with incredibly smart but humble people, amazing benefits and perks

Cons

No real cons (maybe get another foosball table)

Pros

Amazing coworkers -- seriously, some of the nicest people I've ever met. Great benefits. Treated as an adult and given responsibility to get things done. Management trusts their employees and looks to them for suggestions. Great place to learn new things and be very productive. Communication is great across the team. Every Friday there is a retrospective to thank people who helped us throughout the week, discuss any issues that came up for us, and work out solutions.

Cons

None that I can really think of. You just need to make sure you are responsible about your work and communicative of any issues that might come up and you'll be fine.