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LogRhythm

Now known as Exabeam

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LogRhythm reviews

3.7

67% would recommend to a friend

(279 total reviews)
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Chris O’Malley

76% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

LogRhythm has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 279 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The LogRhythm employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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279 reviews
2.0
Mar 25, 2021

was once a great place to work

Anonymous employee
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Pros

the product was great, but no development has meant competitors have overtaken

Cons

ThomaBravo came in a ripped the soul out of the company. micro management, weekly commits and forecasts.

1.0
May 18, 2016

Trending Downwards Quickly

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Depending on your department, it may be cool. Moving forward in your career, it's good to have an enterprise level organization on your resume. There are some truly passionate folks that care deeply about this industry. They work hard to keep up with the tech culture. Fair salary.

Cons

This place embodies the reasons why people hate Boulder. Stuck up, elitist attitudes. Upper-level managers that are friends with executives, yet have no business being in their roles. People sleeping around with each other and acting like the office is their own personal frat party. Siloed organization, which means you can never find what you need. I've seen managers and directors bullying their subordinates; executives rolling their eyes and engaging in shouting matches with other executives; flippant remarks made left and right from directors. Overall, zero respect all around. People are not willing to help you out as much as they'd like you to believe. 90% of emails go unanswered. It's a "me, me, me" type of place. Their flex time-off policy is a total joke. It all depends on what your manager says, which is obviously different from department to department. Bet your bottom dollar come the Holidays, there are no executives or managers in the office. Just the associates doing all of the work because they don't feel comfortable asking off. They've gone out of their way to prevent people from giving bad reviews on here -- going as far as threatening people to take down reviews.

1.0
Jun 8, 2016

Spoon-fed Lies.

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Pros

The only pro I can think of is that most of my colleagues are highly talented and capable, and all around great people. That's the only reason I've stayed.

Cons

1. Senior management doesn't care at all about Support, or Customer Care. 2. They say "their door is always open" which it may be, but it's only as a formality and when you're in there they belittle you and basically tell you your ideas are crap and you’re wrong. 3. Turnover is starting to become a real issue simply because nobody wants to work in a place where they are belittled, lied to, overworked, and underpaid. Speaking of being underpaid, we’re underpaid about $25k per year compared to the market for what we're expected to know and do. Seriously, we've all done the research and we know what the market value is… Even the new employees aren't even staying for 2 months as they see how the department is crumbling and management finally fesses up to the lies told during the interview process (more on that in part 4). Management didn’t address the warning signs and look what happened, there have been 6 individuals who left in a 4 week period. That may not seem like a lot, but there were only 16 to begin with and we need 24 to keep up with the workload according to basic math and ticket volume. 4. You will be straight lied to during your interview process! They will tell you in writing that you will be promoted to Tier 2 in 6 months providing you perform well and Tier 3 in a year. They literally have to do anything to sell the position to a potential prospect due to the fact as mentioned above, that we are underpaid by $25k/year. They also try to sell the position to you by stating that the culture is "great." Sure, the culture is wonderful, but not here in Support! Seriously, the culture is sub-par for tech industry standards, sure we get free food every Friday, but that’s laughable compared to what other tech companies offer all within a 5 mile radius. Please don't be a fool like I was! I came in knowing that the pay was less than expected, but I was sold on lies and a great company culture that does not exist here in Support! One more thing, please don't fall for the positive reviews! I'm almost 100% positive that they have marketing write all of these wonderful reviews to make it seem like this is a much better place to work than it really is.

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