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Dynamic & building type of environment - Anonymous employee Pyramid Analytics Employee Review

5.0
Dec 19, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Direct contribution of what one does to build on existing is easily seen, so if looking to make a difference and be part of a growing company, it's ok. Do not expect the procedural type of multinational that has a set of rules for all details. Open approach and communication, changing environment with the specific dynamic & independence on the job. Friendly colleagues, eager to help and have you settled-in, going out for beers included :).

Cons

Building phase currently so the changing environment above may turn into a negative for some. The prior experience is helpful.

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5.0
Oct 23, 2023
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Pros

Pyramid has a cutting edge solution that stands up incredibly well in technical evaluations. Massive support from different departments of the org and a big team component. Expertise sprinkled throughout the org to help bring specialists in when the time is right.

Cons

Lower brand awareness leads to uphill battles in sales cycles. When people see the product they tend to get it and see the vision, however the battle between champions and other key stakeholders is a short term disadvantage.

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1.0
Sep 5, 2024
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Pros

Neat product, when it worked. Forward thinking regarding AI implementation back when it was new.

Cons

Poor leadership: - CEO was disengaged. Poor communication. Never held company meetings. After massive layoffs, promised zero layoffs for the next year and then held RIFs every 3 months. - CTO would actively ridicule and make fun of others at every meeting - incredibly demoralizing. Would change his mind on a dime, often multiple times in the same meeting, and refused to put goals in writing so it was practically impossible to know what he wanted. Micromanaged teams outside his jurisdiction. Micromanagement + lack of defined goals = chaos / miserable work experience. - Company would frequently lie about the status of their product and releases, claiming features were ready but then stringing their user base along for months while they frantically worked to get the software working.

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