Oct 16, 2020
NetApp Pre-Sales Systems Engineer reviews
3.4
100% would recommend to a friend
George Kurian
100% approve of CEO
18% positive business outlook
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5.0
Oct 11, 2017
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Pros
NetApp has a forward plan that is communicates to it's employees. And it's actually taking the steps openly to make these changes. The new management team from the CEO down are very competent and honest about what is needed to be done and what is at stake if we are not successful in this transition. Expectations are clearly laid out for staff on what they need change and focus on for all of us to all be successful. I feel like the changes the company has made and the future bets they are making are appropriate and will lead NetApp to still being relevant in 5 to 10 years if executed properly. The company has a different feel and some of the long timers are not supper keen on changing but in this space you now need to change or slowly die off. I think it's inspiring to see what NetApp can become in the future and the value it will deliver not only to it's customer and shareholders, but also ultimately it's employees is retains. below is a list of all the Pro's to working here. -Great people -Very good culture -Above avg compensation -Excellent work life balance -Great legacy products -Real products that work in the cloud today -Product pipeline that will keep us relevant in this changing market place -Great customers -excellent benefits -everyone has a voice
Cons
Changes mean lots of people that can't or wont change the way they do things and the skills sets they have will be let go. This can hurt moral for the short term. No one like to come to work and see their friends being walked out the door. New accountability mandates can lead to people feeling like the could be next to be let go. although this has stabilized quite a bit in the past year. List of Cons -Customers are moving more and more to the cloud. traditional storage slice of the pie for NetApp to own is getting smaller. Only way to grow is to take market share faster from your competitors than then your slice of pie you compete to win shrinks. long term this is a losing proposition. -Bets on the cloud products must pay off for the company to succeed long term. -further downsizing will most likely need to happen to keep the company stock up. -Being the best company is a slowly shrinking market is not any easy pill to swallow. it's like being voted least ugly at an ugly contest. your still ugly, just not as much as the next person.
3.0
Feb 29, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook
Pros
Great benefits (benefits 5 stars, compensation 3 stars), solid technology, great people (for the most part), my team is fantastic as everyone will jump into help when needed.
Cons
Management seems to be focused on managing up rather than managing down. Too many decision makers, Support is not treated as a sales enabler but instead is treated as a necessary evil
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