I have been working at Imperva full-time for more than 3 years
Pros
This is longest stretch of employment since I retired from military service. In being here I have had numerous opportunities for advancement, which I have used to end up in my current position. The... leadership has been very accommodating as I had a family emergency and my leadership was able to allow maximum flexibility to handle the situation which gave me the opportunity to provide maximum benefit to my customers during this time. I feel that I am fairly compensated for my skill set and position. Imperva gives credit where credit is due. Each time I have been involved in something that may be huge for the company, I have been recognized in one form or another. Imperva has allowed the flexibility to maintain a healthy work-life balance, which is very important to me. Give access to training platforms allowing self-paced training.
Cons
From what I know, Imperva does not send training classes or boot camps. Would like to attend courses that would allow for more lateral movement within the company.
Advice to Management
Continue to treat your folks right and they will take care of the customers. Back up your employees when a customer is in the wrong.
I have been working at Forescout Technologies full-time for less than a year
Pros
Great pay and benefits. Anyone who says the benefits are lacking hasn't worked for a crappy company that doesn't invest in their employees. They're just bitter about going from 93% to 90% cost... coverage! Welcome to reality and it could be WAY worse. 401k Matching - a must have! Executive leadership is truly interested in doing the right things for the company and the employees - internal promotions, diversity, compensation leveling, opportunity for growth, work/Life balance. Best in class technology - tired and true. No "start-up" risk of failure. Smart, talented, driven co-workers.
Cons
The "great resignation" has hit Forescout hard as it has many technology companies. Some teams are too lean right now which creates a lot of work for the individuals on teams hit hardest. Some of... the more tenured employees can't let go of the "good old days" and transform with the company. Lots of bitterness and resentment. It's a different company with different leadership and a different vision then it was 5 years ago. There's no going back now. People need to make a decision to commit to being successful or leave.
Advice to Management
Continue to hire new talent to help shape the future of the company. Build your teams up in advance of the resignations that you know are coming to keep the work life balance for your hard-working... employees. Get rid of any drag.