Commvault reviews

The shareholders are being misled due to a focus on revenue. What they don’t want you to know are their nut in a shell accounting practices. Margins are lower than ever. Expenses are through the roof and I saw firsthand the fiscal waste by my fellow coworkers. In some of the overlay positions, you can almost get away with doing nothing. They spend their time going to happy hours and lunches producing very little funnel growth for all their efforts. As long as you provide endless reports and PowerPoint slides you can stay off the radar. Thousands of dollars wasted every quarter to travel and perching in local drinking establishments 10-12k by many of my peers. I also was treated very poorly and had a number of EEOC issues during my tenure. I’m talking egregious problems. I didn’t particularly like working for used car salesman who did nothing but press the flesh, party, and micromanage multiple times a day sometimes. These weren’t little issues but I took the high road and chalked it down to a learning experience. I recall Bob (who I did like btw) stating he had no interest in an appliance.... he also didn’t see Veeam as a real threat...... he missed his chance at tarot cards or at becoming a mystic. It couldn’t have been more clear to those of us selling on the front lines. Bringing in ex EMC and Oracle execs accomplished nothing other than to turn the place into a meat grinder. The culture has taken an absolute beating and in middle management and leadership, Commvault employs empty suits with one job. Make people fearful and uncomfortable to sell at any cost so they can chalk up the revenue. Entire teams are dismantled meanwhile they continue to lead and rehire over and over. Attrition is through the roof. The execs collect proportionately out of whack bonuses for a company with less than 10% market share and terrible margins. Revenues consist of Pro Svc revenue while competitors like Veeam offer a self install offering. Commvault will pound their chest and tout their superiority, but Veeam is closer to 1B in revenues, with a loyal channel, and customer base. It took them ten years to pass what Commvault accomplished in 30. Competition is now fiercer so I’m warning anyone listening. Sell sell sell this stock. At this point maybe a sale to IBM or someone of the likes might save them from their demise.

Some miscommunication and unwillingness to collaborate between departments. Major departments are more like silos than a unified team.