Qualtrics reviews

Qualtrics culture favors a very specific kind of person (flat brim hat, experience in door-to-door sales, drinks five energy drinks per day... you get the picture). If that's you, you'll settle in really well, but for other personality types it can be a little challenging and you can feel like you're on the periphery of the company. Also, little of the company's overall success is shared with entry-level employees. Qualtrics sells itself to new hires on its size, market share, and growth, but when it comes down to it, those things make little difference in the day-to-day (and paycheck) of 95% of employees.

The company is incredibly full of itself. I get being optimistic, but they seem to think they're God's gifts to tech startups and that their very presence is a favor to planet earth. I get that you're successful, but this culture is a bit extreme. My personal experience hasn't been the best. I'm there part-time, and frequently feel disconnected from the rest of my team, what we're doing, etc. My onboarding process was terrible, and I didn't know very fundamental things about our engineering stack several months in. There are still big things that I feel like I don't really understand, and I have been there for a while now. Communication was virtually non-existent between myself and my team much of the time. I also am constantly switched to new contexts and don't feel that I can get a good grasp on anything before I'm moved to a different piece of the product. A lot of these pains came just because I was there part-time, but it was nonetheless not a good experience.