SecurityScorecard reviews

3.4

61% would recommend to a friend

(360 total reviews)
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Aleksandr Yampolskiy

61% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

SecurityScorecard has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 360 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The SecurityScorecard 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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360 reviews
5.0
Dec 30, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

**Disclaimer - Still early on in my tenure at SSC, but these are my thoughts thus far** 1.) Sales Enablement - Fully built out training and enablement program. Built for both new and tenured sales reps. 2.) Communication - Full transparency, collaboration, and guidance from Executives, VPs and Managers. Message is always aligned. 3.) Product - Established (and sellable - unlike other companies) and feedback is actually taken from their customer to add to roadmap and make changes when necessary (ie. Shift to MAX Managed Services) 4.) Pay - Enterprise Sales (industry average), Strategic Account Manager (higher than industry average - Base & OTE both higher) 5.) Hiring - Seems to be in transitory phase and bringing in "A" players all across the board (Leadership, Engineering, Sales etc.) 6.) Marketing - Seems to be running on all cylinders and is in full alignment with sales 7.) Channel - Powerful channel engine with longstanding relationships and continuing to grow

Cons

**Disclaimer - Still early on in my tenure at SSC, but these are my thoughts thus far** 1.) Sales Enablement - Lots of information & data. Could be information overload to some 2.) Communication - Organizational changes can be hidden from IC's, some grumbling from salespeople but nothing unexpected 3.) LOTs of change - if you're used to stability (working at a bigger company) could be stressful. If you're used to the grind of a "tech startup" shouldn't be a problem

1.0
Nov 11, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Wages are fair, and in line with others.

Cons

Where to start? First of all, if you see positive reviews about this company, you can be assured they are absolutely fake - people are paid to write positive reviews. I worked there for less than six months. If you are there for six weeks, or even six days, you will come to the same conclusion. I decided to leave. I just could not work in an environment like this. Labour is not appreciated. It was soul sapping watching the way people are treated and watching the CEO and his cronies run a good company into the ground. If you care to read through all of these reviews, eliminating the ones he or his “Amigos” wrote, there is one common theme - the CEO is terrible. When I was interviewing for my current job, I was asked “why do you want to leave SecurityScorecard”. I simply responded with “please take a look at Glassdoor”. Aleksandr Yampolskiy is ill-suited for the job he has. He believes he, and his “Amigos”, about four people, are good leaders - they are not. Many of them have never really worked anywhere else. Aleksandr Yampolskiy constantly refers to himself as “CEO”, otherwise nobody will believe it. He is terrible at his job. Aleksandr Yampolskiy hides behind antagonistic emails, sent at all hours of the night, on weekends, on holidays, merely to see who will be willing to enter into a public and antagonistic email debate - all of this in full view of subordinates and peers. He is nothing more than a bully who is only enabled by his tenuous position. Aleksandr Yampolskiy, almost daily, shamelessly posts LinkedIn messages, selfie included, so that people might care to know who he is. Aleksandr Yampolskiy thinks he is a business guinness. He is far from it. Aleksandr Yampolskiy appoints leaders based on their willinging to suck-up to him. Most notable is his puppet “President”. This “President” seems to want to pretend he is tough, even ruthless, so that when he is licking the boots of his master, he gets the attention he so desires. This was a rudderless ship who costs time and money with his constant product development misdirections. I suspect it still is. This company has good offerings that really do have the ability to make the world a safer place. It just will NOT happen with this leadership in place. If this company’s board of directors think he is doing a good job, they are not paying attention.

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