AspenTech Marketing - Great Employer - Anonymous employee AspenTech Employee Review

5.0
Jul 13, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

:Overall great work life balance Open minded, collaborative atmosphere that strikes a good balance between team work and working autonomously Very intelligent, experienced leaders who develop their teams Office politics are much calmer and easier to navigate compared to other companies Some flexibility around commuting hours

Cons

Not very tolerant with remote working, though supervisors in the department are fairly flexible with this if there is a specific need on occasion (i.e. medical appointment, bad weather). Benefits are good, but not as great as what you'll find at a Fortune 100 company.

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AspenTech Response
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We are proud of the passion and dedication our employees bring to their work every day. Being a market leader in a constantly changing industry, we recognize the importance of collaboration to our success. We believe working together in a shared office space helps promote an effective team environment to get work done. We recognize there is a need for flexibility regarding weather or personal situations and we continue to review our office policies to allow appropriate flexibility for our employees.

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Pros

Good products with large customer base. Product development is innovative and willing to work directly with customers. Base pay for sales reps is improving after the acquisition by Emerson Electric. The Emerson Electric acquisition is received positively by the customers. Internal training is good and readily available. Collaboration between the various departments is excellent.

Cons

New management is focused on running the sales organization by spreadsheet metrics vs. obtaining and improving customer relationships. Product pricing and sales approval processes are very complex. Customers are seen as captives and when they request reasonable changes to their contract, they are often denied if there is not significant revenue growth (results in bad relationships). Sales management is spending more time in internal meetings than with customers and their reps.

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