Transition is difficult, and I know much of the complaints for this company comes out of the most recent transition; however, it seems like the most recent pivot is exactly what this company needed to transform it into a great company. There has been a recent effort to transform company culture to make it a great place to work- lunch on Fridays, snacks in the kitchen, office decor upgrades, etc. Furthermore, the recent pivot and focusing of what the company is about has added a new energy and drive to the company that hasn't been there in recent years. New leadership is great- drive yet humble.
Cons
This is definitely a company in transition. As exciting as a lot of this is, there are changes every week, which requires some flexibility day-to-day. Coming into a later stage company that hasn't quite "made it" yet, means putting the same amount of work as if working for a brand new startup without the same equity benefits. Overall benefits package, while complete, is not up to bar as other companies.
Netpulse Response
11y
Thank you for your time writing this and sticking with us! We know transitions and growing pains aren't always easy and we really appreciate you staying with us. We will continue to work hard at making Netpulse the absolute best it can be.
-Valerie
-Managers took the time to teach useful skills with regards to the job and in terms of professional development
-Structured internship, learned a LOT, great managers
-Diverse office, LGBTQ friendly, kind and friendly people
-Executives were humble, especially the newly hired CEO
-Great snacks and free lunch on Fridays
Cons
Unfortunately, sometimes office politics have an affect on management
5.0
Jun 17, 2015
Anonymous employee
Current employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook
Pros
Netpulse is a company on the rise. Since I started, they've gone through a major pivot, re-focused and are making a lot of progress with the new app product. It seems like every company meeting we are celebrating a big new customer and seeing more exciting news. I feel like I got in during "the quiet before the storm" while Netpulse was still figuring things out. Now everything is really picking up and we could be a big hit!
The management team is almost all new, which made me nervous at first, but so far I've been impressed with all of them. The company has become significantly more transparent, and I feel like I have a solid understanding of what is going on throughout each department.
They've hired a lot of new people, and I've generally been impressed with all of them as well. There are a lot of team events/fitness classes, and I can tell that they are putting a lot of effort into evolving the company culture as Netpulse grows.
The pace is definitely fast. Every team is doing a lot at once and in some cases that requires intense dedication. Personally, I like this but others looking for something more casual could be turned off.
Cons
- Some of the new employees are remote, so I hope we make them feel like they are a part of the team too.
- Intense work pace (again, for me that's a pro)
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Netpulse Response
11y
It’s great to hear that you’re excited about our progress! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and please feel free to reach out to me directly if you have additional feedback.
-Valerie, vramos@netpulse.com
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