Fast-paced environment with no notable issues - Devops Engineer JFrog Employee Review

4.0
Jul 8, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

All good, nothing so far

Cons

Nothing, it's all fast paced environment

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5.0
Jul 10, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

This is a company that is for builders, it is a family atmosphere where everyone matters and everyone counts. We are Frogs and we live our Codex from C-Suite to IC. There is an attention to details and we leap together. It is an incredible place to work because of the people and the product. Plus they offer generous equity and the RSU value is growing. This is a place you will be challenged and be allowed to build and create and innovate.

Cons

As a company based in Israel we are heavily and personally affected by the ongoing war in the region and hope it will end soon. It make it sad to see our colleagues suffering and having their resilience constantly tested by political issues.

2.0
Jul 10, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The company provides a highly visible platform for those who enjoy constant C-level involvement in daily execution.

Cons

1) Micromanagement: Strategic autonomy is non-existent. Even baseline messaging or customer deal discussions requires C-level approval, which bottlenecks speed and innovation. 2) Operational Debt: The CRM ecosystem is severely compromised by quick-fix patches rather than root-cause remediation, making day-to-day operations frustrating and unnecessarily complex. 3) Toxic Regional Dynamics: There is a significant lack of cross-functional alignment. Regional teams often lack the necessary technical skill sets and tend to shift workloads onto others while failing to own their own performance metrics. 4) Work-Life Balance: The culture prioritizes physical presence over output. Expect to be monitored for office attendance regardless of personal family commitments, and prepare for a workload that is consistently unsustainable. 5) Strategic Whims: Leadership frequently initiates random product launches and campaigns without consulting the teams on the ground. These whims force Sales teams to pivot constantly, wasting valuable selling time on unproven initiatives that don't address our actual revenue targets."

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