Jamf reviews

3.0

34% would recommend to a friend

(635 total reviews)
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Beth Tschida

100% approve of CEO

26% positive business outlook

Jamf has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 635 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Jamf employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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635 reviews
2.0
Nov 20, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The core MDM product that they make is great. Flexible working hours are great, as is remote work.

Cons

Compensation lags behind. Leadership is suffering - CEO struggles to connect with employees and has been tone deaf in employee meetings. Sales leadership pushes security. Stock is in a free fall, which is a major part of people’s compensation. I think the worst part of everything is that we just bury our heads in the sand and refuse to address issues.

1.0
Oct 31, 2024

Terrible employer

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Effort is put in to performing WLB.

Cons

Cons are numerous. Jamf has no interest in being a good company only in overselling their product and undeserving their customers and employees. Office politics, poor management.

2.0
Oct 17, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Being able to work remotely. The other sdr's are great to work with. flexible work schedule.

Cons

There has been many new and different changes the last few months. For example, we switched salesforce versions, causing us to lose our prospects and not being able to prospect normally, causing low sales numbers. We were given no quota adjustment even though we were unable to do our main function of the job for 3 weeks. There was no acknowledgement from leaders that all of the changes are adding up and causing a burnt out environment. Lots of reps are leaving because of this. Then we moved to quarterly quotas, to avoid paying out monthly accelerators. Seems like all the changes are a way to make prospecting more difficult and to avoid paying reps. The last couple months, they are only paying reps 80% of their commission checks, even if they went above 80% of their number and said they will be paying the rest "at a later date". Sketchy and disappointing. This makes reps frustrated for not getting paid as promised for their hard earned money. The biggest change is switching from Outreach to Groove. We were given no formal trainings and were expected to pick up the platform on our own. It has made everyone's prospecting less efficient and less personalized, even though that is what they are preaching. Majority of sales reps do not like using Groove as it is clunky and takes multiple steps to do a simple task and would take way less time in Outreach. Feels like we are using a start up prospecting product/tool. Not sure why Jamf switched from Outreach to Groove, as Outreach was working great and now Groove is affecting our prospecting efforts in a very negative way. No quota adjustment has been given and we are told to "work as normal and make sure to hit your number". Good performing sdr's used to get Senior SDR titles with a pay increase but that has been taken away with no warning. Starting SDR's are getting higher on target earnings than reps that have been there over a year with good standing. This has cause frustration in good standing reps that have no been rewarded for their hard work. No real advancement opportunities. Jamf culture used to be great but it is now the thing that is making reps and the company as a whole frustrated. A lot of the changes we are given with no time in advance to prepare and we just have to work as normal. The Jamf SDR job used to be a great job but it has changed for the worse the last 6 months and a lot of reps are looking elsewhere.

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Jamf Response
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We appreciate your comments and taking the time to share this feedback with us. Thanks for calling out our flexible work environment and great sales teams! To address a few of your concerns, our goal is to get people ready to move into new roles. Unfortunately, some of the promotion growth has slowed down in the past year due to our thoughtful and conservative approach to hiring and spend to reflect the current economic conditions. We do expect company growth and promotions to pick up again as economic conditions improve. We understand the change in tools and platforms can be challenging. It’s important to note the new platform isn’t just a replacement but a more robust prospecting tool designed to enhance our workflows and integrations with other tools, eliminating the need to toggle between platforms and providing a more integrated experience. We believe this will benefit our prospecting efforts long-term, even if the learning curve feels steep right now. We understand that adopting a new platform can feel frustrating, and we are here to support the SDRs through this transition. If you have specific challenges with the platform, please let your manager know, and we can address those concerns. The SDRs success is our priority, and we're committed to helping them meet their goals.
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