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“Fun place to work with lots of challenging projects”
I have been working at SurveyMonkey full-time
Pros – Leading company in its space
Great executive team
Great culture
Rapidly growing
Lots of free food
Unlimited PTO (yep really unlimited. Not even tracked)
Generous commuting benefits
Cons – An ambitious set of projects and a big merger= lots of work to be done
All this growth makes it a challenge to keep everyone on the same page
Subsequently number of meetings each week seems to be growing rapidly
Despite lots of improvements, legacy architecture and codebase can create headaches
Advice to Senior Management – You've got a great foundation for success. The challenge now is to maintain the company culture and level of talent while growing rapidly.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
2012-08-28 20:25 PDT
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