Endsight reviews

If there is one thing I had to pick, it is that Endsight is a very honest company that values its people. They treat us better than most; full medical for my entire family, flexibility in my schedule, and they are very transparent as owners. We just had a company meeting where there was a shift in management responsibilities, and in the Q&A one employee asked how we would be able to hold them (as owners) accountable for their actions and decisions. The question was met with open dialogue about some of the owners shortcomings and permission to call them on those shortcomings when it comes up in day-to-day. How refreshing!

I worked at Endsight from 2011 to 2015. All of the people I met there were fun loving people and helped move my career in a very positive way. The company implemented an internal glass door to keep folks like Mr. Happy below from polluting the culture. It helped to change things folks found not useful and add things that made work fun. Some of the many meetings have gone and added are Jenga Fridays. Whether its additions to the gym or changes to the weekly provided lunch menu by popular vote, Endsight listens. I've seen many folks rise from the ranks of Jr. Engineer and Intern to Sr. Engineer and Inside TAM. Endsight values and rewards hard work and a culture positive attitude. Endsight keeps adding new faces because they are adding clients constantly. The growth in the company is fantastic and I dare say isn't slowing any time soon. If you are looking at Endsight as a perspective employee, don't shy away from one person's negative reviews. They in no way represent the 50+ employee outlook on Endsight. Endsight invests in you for training and helps expand your knowledge base. I don't know how many times other employees whether it be in the NOC or Pro Services, took time to run through best practice design and deployment for different technologies. At my previous employers, I never felt like other co-workers wanted me to succeed more for myself and for the company as much as they did for Endsight. That is invaluable