Great culture, flexibility, products keep getting better. Mimecast is in a good spot as our big competitor continues to slip. As a seller in the field, I have the ability to own my franchise and do what it takes to close business, develop partner relationships and work with the ecosystem partners. Have had a great experience with other sales reps and managers supporting me and working as a team.
Cons
Can be a little tough being outside from HQ in Lexington, but that's with any org. Also, some teams can be disjointed but this is improving with more collaboration among sales, marketing, development, etc.
Mimecast Response
5y
Thank you for your feedback and time spent writing this review. We are always striving for team cohesiveness and as you know it is part of our core values - Build our Company Together and Invest in One Another. We appreciate your opinion and comments and we are glad you are part of the Mimecast team!
Great office, catered lunch daily. Great benefits, 4 weeks PTO to start plus paid holidays, floating holidays, sick time. Culture is flexible, vibrants, friendly people.
Cons
Frequent changed and pivoting but senior leadership listens to employees which is good.
1.0
Jul 14, 2026
Anonymous employee
Former employee, more than 3 years
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook
Pros
No pros that you can't get at another company. There are some amazing people left here, but not many - most have been layed off or have jumped ship to avoid said layoffs.
Cons
Mimecast is a company that, unfortunately, no longer cares about their employees after being acquired by Permira a few years ago. Rolling, silent layoffs are near constant, so you never know whether or not you're next on the chopping block this month. Benefits have been on a steady decline for years, pay raises and salary are borderline embarassing (and their main NA office is in one the highest cost of living areas in the state FYI), the culture is one of genuine disdain for their workers, the company can't stop hemorrhaging customers due to their lack of innovation. Leadership is chaotic and constantly changing.