Tidemark reviews

3.0

50% would recommend to a friend

(63 total reviews)

Christian Gheorghe

41% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

Tidemark has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 63 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Tidemark employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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63 reviews
3.0
Feb 22, 2014

Not a high growth startup

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Friendly, older coworkers. Not overrun by 20-somethings. Good fringe benefits such as free lunches, snacks and massages. Nice management transparency for major decisions and company progress.

Cons

The company has missed a lot of sales goals and is not growing very quickly. VCs are losing faith. Don't expect to be given very generous equity to compensate mediocre salary & benefits. The health insurance is particularly bad. Expect to work a lot of late nights and weekends with no real compensation.

1.0
Sep 4, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Base salary is good if you work only 40 hours a week, which was never the case with my role during my time there. A minimum week is 60 and the hours could go up to 100 depending on the project. Bonus is not paid so you better know that in advance. Offer letters show a generous percentage to lure you in.

Cons

The vision of the product is good, but execution is beyond poor. Don’t get fooled by the fancy demos. The product is utterly awful and simply doesn’t work. Sales goals were never met during my time here. The CEO’s ego is bigger than Kanye West. Management is arrogant and treats the employees poorly. Multiple reviewers mentioned the CEO and management lied to the clients and employees. That is pretty accurate statement.

3.0
Aug 31, 2015

Amazingly promising company that needs to listen to the market and customers

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Classy office space conducive to productive collaborative work, and impresses customers (this is a big pro after you see so many better-funded startups in dingy environments smelling of take-out food - style does not come with money) - the CEO CG's vision and ability to rally the troops - humility and accessibility of everyone from CEO on down - vision and innovation way ahead of anyone in the space - Tidemark executed on built-in analytics, design and UX, collaboration and all the rest before enterprise companies were even aware of the need, and now it is standard talk for many companies. Prospects see this too. - business teams very collaborative across geos. - do all it takes to get customer successful - really cool product that is exciting to work on if you are in engineering/product etc - all the startup perks if you care about those (free lunches every day, snacks, foosball, massages and all that jazz)

Cons

- can't execute since CEO, engineering/product, marketing, sales and customer success are not pulling in the same direction - ridiculous politics starting at top - have not seen this level even in many larger companies - the engineering team was a mess and many leaders were not pleasant to work with - too much interference from the top - not always professional in dealings with employees, not transparent at all even though that is touted as a core value - top management seems to equate no-questions-asked/always agreeing to their viewpoint as a show of loyalty and belief in the vision

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