Great Place to Work - Anonymous employee Mitratech Employee Review

5.0
Jan 2, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great culture and people. People really work hard and collaborate to get things done. A lot of people move around in the organization to different roles or via promotions. Core values are actually seen here, and leadership team is very transparent. Willing to take a chance on someone with no experience and help them build their career.

Cons

Collaboration is good, but with a growing company sometimes there are breakdowns across teams, especially technical teams. But this is also something people are aware of and are working on. Compensation is fair, but in Austin where the market for tech roles is high, it is not as high as other bigger companies.

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Pros

Pros: * Fully remote position with excellent work-from-home flexibility. * Supports a healthy work-life balance with a flexible schedule. * Competitive benefits package. * Great team environment with supportive, collaborative colleagues, particularly among managers and employees below the Director and C-suite levels.

Cons

Cons: * Compensation is fair but below what would typically be expected for a position with these responsibilities. * Favoritism appears to be part of the company culture, and employees who are not in favor may have fewer opportunities for recognition and advancement. * The product is outdated, making it difficult to meet customer expectations and challenging to sell in today’s market. * Sales quotas and performance expectations often feel unrealistic given the limitations of the current product and systems. * Leadership sets high expectations but does not consistently provide the resources, support, or guidance needed to achieve those goals, leaving employees feeling set up to struggle rather than succeed.

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