Best company I have ever worked for! - Anonymous employee Malwarebytes Employee Review

5.0
Jul 15, 2014
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Malwarebytes is my favorite job. Even on my worse days, I still love it. Upper management makes it a point to get to know every single employee even on a social basis. The culture is fun. We get together once a month for social events including, sporting events, picnics, laser tag etc. In my own experience, hard work is not only recognized but is rewarded with greater responsibilities and the pay to match. I feel like I have been given fair opportunity to grow within the company. Any concerns I have had about my job has not gone unheard and management has always tried to work with me to rectify the situation. I feel very fortunate to love what I do!

Cons

In every office environment (so not really a deal breaker) there is always that one person who LOVES to micromanage and violate a persons personal space by standing over them. . There are also those who try to force their personal opinion or way of doing things on the employee. I feel that if the tasks can be done in a different and yet still effective way AND still produce the same results, the employee be allowed to think for him or herself.

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Cons

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2.0
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Cons

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