Agiloft reviews

By far the most sane environment I have experienced in Silicon Valley. The product works, the company functions efficiently and we are profitable, not thrashing around trying to meet some VC deadline for the next round of funding. The bottom line is that we work ~40 hours a week and the stress level is low (by Valley standards). Everyone is really smart/competent and the atmosphere is very collegial; there are no egomaniacs, no office politics and no back-biting. Roughly half the employees and over half the executives are women, which is refreshing. All in all, it is "mature" in a good way. The average age is about 30 and we do not have beer bashes, but we do have wine and cheese tastings; we do not have millions of dollars in VC funding, but we do have repeat customers. Above all, we get to leave work at 5pm.

I enjoy working at Agiloft for many reasons: - The staff are ALL smart, thoughtful people. It's nice to not have to worry about egos and politics, and know that everyone is working towards a common goal. You don’t have to worry about alternative agendas or pitfalls while collaborating with your colleagues. - The pay structure encourages a great company culture. Individual initiative is rewarded, but the pay structure also encourages everyone to work towards shared company success by rewarding each and every employee in this success. - Business is booming, and it's exciting to be part of a solution that produces real value and is increasingly sought after. - There is good work/life balance. I’ve never felt pressured to work more than a 40 hour week. In some cases there have been longer hours, but this has been under my own initiative and not through pressure by a higher up. - There are opportunities for professional growth and advancement. If you show initiative, there are many opportunities to grow professionally and expand your skill set. Advancement is based on initiative and results, not politics.