
Overall I've had a positive experience. I worry that we're starting to just standardize to what other tech cos are doing, and I'm a little disappointed in that. The company has cool products and solves cool problems, but is struggling to figure out how to balance top-down direction and communication
Overall it's a good company that's getting worse. Comp is better than smaller places which won't have as much of the "growing company" pains. Career advancement is problematic especially with new limitations on number of promotions regardless of employee readiness.
The people are overall kind and caring.
I get to help solve hard problems.
Working with my team and peers.
It's internally consistent and I think pretty fair internally.
They're all kind and smart!
The people I work with
I think they make good decisions and listen to feedback.
They seem to care about people for the most part.
They're very kind and committed to doing a good job.
We live pretty close to our principles still, though I worry that's fading.
They're kind and humble people who care about doing a good job on things.
People care about each other but are also motivated to make the company succeed
I think by and large they have a good vision, and they're conservative with our finances.
It's probably competitive and I think HR does a good job of keeping it internally fair.
Leadership needs to align internally on vision. Right now there are often divergent opinions in the leadership group making it impossible for teams to deliver.
There's just too much going on all the time. I'm overloaded and pretty sure everyone else is too. Too many objectives all over the place with no concerns for whether they're accomplished or not.
It's a well-known industry fact that you can always make more money by jumping ship. I don't think HashiCorp is unique in this factor, but it would be nice to get raises that are similar to what I'd see if I got a new job.