BMC Software Reviews in Houston, TX Area
Updated Oct 24, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees. Ratings are reflective of location and job title.
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Pros
benefits are the best reason for working at bmc
Cons
Working long hours and not receiving raises
Advice to Senior Management
management gives mutual feedback
Pros
Good for your career profile, beautiful campus to work on, extremely fast pace if you thrive on that
Cons
Layoff frequently, disconnect of communication from top down, constant change in direction makes it hard to achieve goals on big projects
Advice to Senior Management
Listen to your employees, stop living in an ivory tower
Pros
Stable company
Great campus
Excellent benefits
Great 401K
Work from home
Cons
Management is so focus on money that they make you work like a slave, at quarter ends you work up to 86 hours in a week. Record overtime has been 22 hrs of straight work. If you are single with no life or if you hate your family this is a good place for you. Compensation does not exist, they expect you to work hard but you wont see any increment in your salary or promotions. If you are young there is no much room for growth.
Advice to Senior Management
Management should focus more in developing new talent and less politics. Compensate your employees better considering the significant growth of this company in the last years. Do not abuse your employees with ridiculous amount of over-time.
Pros
Some very good products, a number of great employees, smart senior management
Cons
Sometimes the company ignores the strength it has in it's people, often makes decisions and changes based on the next quarter's results
Pros
Growth, money, market share, good management, BMC looks for hardworking people and pay for it.
Cons
HEARD of corporate polotics. Doesn't mean it's bad since I HEAR most companies have it worse.
Advice to Senior Management
Some reorg changes don't need to be as often.
Pros
Great co-workers and benefits. Great stock growth.
Cons
All decisions are top-down and individual innovation is ignored until it becomes the idea of someone at the top.
Advice to Senior Management
Find out what people at the lower levels are doing. Let them execute their ideas and benefit from them.
Pros
Respected company, flexible abilty to work from home, cool campus
Cons
Very bureacratic, teams in the company operating in silos
Advice to Senior Management
It's not very wise to keep fired employees around just to train new employees--that's poisonous.
Pros
Pay package and medical benefits are decent.
Beautiful campus - Many places to hide especially when you are in stress caused by ineffective and inappropriate team dynamics (especially when you are running from your business unit and your Manager).
Cons
Politics, Politics, Politics - They groom you to be a back stabber at the end of the day.
Management is caught up with just making money, they hardly recognize the real people that got the job done. Instead all promotions and laurels go to the wrong idiots.
Advice to Senior Management
Know your people and try hiring "real Talent" for a change. (thus avoiding the typical "friend's friend need a job" model)
Pros
Great place to work. Everyone is intelligent because they have good recruiters. Great managers to train you. Great resources available to do your job well. Great work/life balance.
Cons
There really aren't any cons to this job. They expect a lot out of you and so you must deliver on that.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue doing what you're doing. The training gets better and better through constant attention and evolution. The morale is very high, great job!
Pros
VERY flexible, wonderful 401K, excellent benefits (work from home, flex time). Young
Cons
The job deserves more in compensation
Advice to Senior Management
Promote more within the company



