WP Engine Overview
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- Austin, TX
- 1001 to 5000 Employees
- 2010
- Company - Private
- Internet & Web Services
- Unknown / Non-Applicable
Competitors: Synthesis, Pantheon Systems
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WP Engine Reviews
"Incredible Culture"
Pros
For anyone looking to grow in their career and have their voice heard, this is an incredible company to work for. My managers were always inspiring and finding ways for me to grow and succeed in myCons
The monthly quota can be challenging, so be prepared to prospect a lot. It is definitely a grind to meet that expectation.Diversity & Inclusion at WP Engine
Diversity Programs & Initiatives
DEI Mission Statement
We want all employees, no matter what they look like, who they love, where they come from or what they believe, to feel a sense of belonging and be empowered to grow, participate and contribute freely within WP Engine.
Our Employee Resource Groups
WP Engine’s Employee Resource Groups are an integral part of our culture. Not only do they provide community and representation to the many lived experiences of our employees, they also put together impactful and inspiring programming that brings education and awareness to all.
Below is the current list of our employee led, company sponsored and funded ERGs at WP
FAQs about Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
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How is diversity at WP Engine?
...A lot of emphasis on mental health and diversity and inclusion lately and a strong stance on our culture has been empowering....Read More
WP Engine Interviews
Senior Frontend Engineer Interview
Anonymous Employee in United StatesNo OfferNegative ExperienceEasy InterviewInterview
Questions were mainly just about my experience with the technology. Issue happened after the fact when they wanted a portfolio of my work including source code, which I cannot give from my former company. I sent a well thought out email with screenshots showing my work, explained I cannot give them source code, then they ghosted me. Extremely unprofessional to not even respond to a well thought out email. If side projects are a requirement for the job, the portfolio of work should have been the first step in the interview process to save us all time.InterviewBasic questions about experience with the technology they use
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WP Engine Awards & Accolades
- Best Places to Work, Austin Business Journal, 2015
- Best Places to Work, Austin Business Journal, 2014
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WP Engine FAQ
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What is paid time off like at WP Engine?
...Generous PTO policy, great culture, and fun work environment....
March 31, 2021
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