Great company, great people, and great environment
Great company, great people, and great environment
The overall culture of the company is great compared to some other bigger companies in the Bay Area. This has to do a lot with the company headquarters being in Seattle. There are no typical Bay Area politics or BS. People do what they say and discuss issues upfront.
The company is doing great projects to improve its stake in the security and analytics market.
Work-life balance is good. It can get a little busy during the development phase of a release, which is pretty standard anywhere else.
No lunch is provided on site, but the kitchen is fully stocked with snacks and drinks. This will save the company a lot of lunch hours.
More office space is needed, as a lot of people are getting hired lately.
Keep up the great work!!
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