New Relic reviews

This company puts the FUN in FUNctionally incompetent. Everything is broken all of the time and no one (really) has any idea what they are doing. But on the other hand, turnover has been so high (because of, you know, the incompetence) that the organization is bending over backwards to keep employees happy. So it can be an oddly comfortable place to work! You learn to go along with things and not make a big fuss when they ask for an amp that goes to 11. But you will go mad, mad, mad if you start trying to fix things. The company says "accountability" is one of their core tenets. It couldn't be further from the truth. You could sell the organization magic beans and there would be a job description for a Magic Bean Specialist before they would admit they may have made a mistake.

Leadership has been making a lot of questionable decisions and keeping employees in the dark. They laid off a huge roster of talented site reliability engineers, pressured people to work nights and weekends during a pandemic, instituted a draconian "no dissent allowed" communication policy, and are actively gaslighting the employees who are still there.