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3.5

62% would recommend to a friend

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Ashan Willy

65% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

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2.0
May 7, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

- Free swag! Soooo much decent quality free swag. It's the biggest pro of working at NR. - Few great people left... although most of them are on their way out - Well-maintained offices back before COVID - Great company if you enjoy kissing butt and having no autonomy - Used to be the best company I'd ever worked for pre-2020

Cons

- Super political. Even if you don't see it personally, it's happening at the top. Leaders and managers who are "friends" with each other have formed some kind of alliance, and will rip outsiders to shreds at their first chance. - No independence on work. I guess this depends on your manager, but not on my team, that's for sure. - GC is full of it. Huge ego, thinks he can magically solve all problems - Cannot easily take "unlimited PTO." Teams are so slim that you would be overridden with guilt if you take PTO, and would dread coming back to work since you'll be slammed with catching up. - No job flexibility. Apparently being through a pandemic still doesn't come with flexible WFH policies across the board. GC expects all legal team members to work in office post-pandemic. - Culture is best described as "dog eat dog." Blame culture is strong here. Everyone is out for themselves, even if it means pushing others down. Toxic people are found throughout the company, and they get harder and harder to avoid as wonderful people continue to leave. - D&I is a joke. The numbers might "look good," but there's intentionally there to look good. Layoffs take into consideration of race. - Pay is below industry average. Over at the biggest New Relic competitor, same roles are getting paid 20+% more than NR does. Bonuses are a joke here (basically nonexistent), and stocks are not impressive. - Benefits are average at best. - Lies and false promises from leadership. Don't drink the Kool-Aid!

2.0
May 4, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

▪️ Still some great people left in pockets (but for how long) ▪️ Pretty good benefits including “unlimited” PTO ▪️Excellent grassroots programs with excellent people running the ERGs that can teach you a lot (just don’t expect the company to ever buy in)

Cons

▪️ DE&I efforts and company values proved toothless since Lew himself does not invest, actively donates to conversion therapy program, and lashes out if you try to Connect with him by Boldly holding him Accountable ▪️Ever since lockdown began, leadership has been pressing people to “do as much as they can” and dropping tons of work on everyone , all while insisting that they are taking mental health seriously because you can take breaks when you need them (as long as you’re willing to leave your team hanging with a pile of urgent work they’ve handed down) I was at the company for years and they built their internal brand on being the company that cares. That company is gone, and the people that were there for that company are running away as fast as they can. This company will lie to you and insist they are still forward thinking and willing to do the hard work. They are not. They’ve proved it over the last year. There is less creative freedom than ever, all roadmap decisions are made in leadership meetings and you just get handed urgent work, and worst of all, EVERY DAY they pretend that they care about you so much. If you don’t mind having little autonomy or understanding of why you’re doing work you are, and don’t mind living through likely more layoffs, a leadership team that can’t figure out how design or reliability work, all for pretty good pay, join and do your time. Otherwise, the old culture of this company that they’re still marketing to you is gone. Don’t bother.

1.0
Apr 23, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

pay is competitive but the territory assignments favor those who are longest tenure.

Cons

leadership does not know how to manage the business and should sell the company to someone who does. the product is difficult to navigate and i don't see how the company can fix the holes in the ship, i would avoid joining this company.

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