SugarCRM Claimed Company

EMPLOYEE PARTICIPANTS: 48

TOTAL RATINGS: 608

ThoughtSpot Claimed Company

EMPLOYEE PARTICIPANTS: 49

TOTAL RATINGS: 487

SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

Compare SugarCRM versus ThoughtSpot for CEO Rating, Overall Culture Score, Brand Ranking, and other ratings. Results were generated by 48 employees and customers of SugarCRM and 49 employees and customers of ThoughtSpot.

SugarCRM

SugarCRM's brand is ranked #- in the list of Global Top 1000 Brands, as rated by customers of SugarCRM. Their current valuation is $450.00M.

ThoughtSpot

ThoughtSpot's brand is ranked #- in the list of Global Top 1000 Brands, as rated by customers of ThoughtSpot. Their current valuation is $1.95B.

3.8/5

Product Quality

3.1/5

3.9/5

Pricing

3/5

3.9/5

Customer Service

3.3/5

NPS Score

41%	Promoters
18%	Passive
41%	Detractors

Net Promoter Score
Winner by 26

-26

NPS Score

28%	Promoters
18%	Passive
54%	Detractors

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Working at SugarCRM vs Working at ThoughtSpot

72 / 100

CEO Rating
Winner by 5%

Sudheesh Nair

67 / 100

CEO Rating

SugarCRM

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ThoughtSpot

Employees at ThoughtSpot rate their CEO, Sudheesh Nair, 67/100. This score is 5% lower than the scores of SugarCRM's CEO, Craig Charlton. Employees in the Engineering and Sales departments rate Sudheesh Nair the highest.

CEO Score 72

CEO Score

CEO Score 67

Overall Culture 71

Overall Culture

Overall Culture 76

eNPS

-3

Gender Score 69

Gender Score

Gender Score 80

Diversity Score 63

Diversity Score

Diversity Score 75

Perk And Benefits 77

Perk And Benefits

Perk And Benefits 86

Professional Dev. 43

Professional Dev.

Professional Dev. 71

Overall Culture at SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

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SugarCRM

Employees at SugarCRM rate their Overall Culture a 71/100, with Sales and Marketing as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

/ 100

ThoughtSpot

Employees at ThoughtSpot rate their Overall Culture a /100, with Engineering and Sales as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

Overall Culture
Winner by 5%

SugarCRM
ThoughtSpot76

Employee Net Promoter Score at SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

eNPS

SugarCRM

19 Promoters 53%

5 Passives 14%

12 Detractors 33%

Employee Net Promoter Score
Winner by 23%

-3

eNPS

ThoughtSpot

13 Promoters 35%

10 Passives 27%

14 Detractors 38%

SugarCRM
ThoughtSpot-2

Gender Score at SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

/ 100

SugarCRM

Employees at SugarCRM rate their Gender Score a 69/100, with Sales and Product as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

/ 100

ThoughtSpot

Employees at ThoughtSpot rate their Gender Score a /100.

Gender Score
Winner by 11%

SugarCRM69
ThoughtSpot

Diversity Score at SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

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SugarCRM

Employees at SugarCRM rate their Diversity Score a 63/100.

/ 100

ThoughtSpot

Employees at ThoughtSpot rate their Diversity Score a /100, with Engineering as the department that rate their experience the highest.

Diversity Score
Winner by 12%

SugarCRM63
ThoughtSpot

Perk and Benefits Score at SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

/ 100

SugarCRM

Employees at SugarCRM rate their Perk and Benefits Score a 77/100, with Sales and Engineering as the two departments that rate their experience the highest.

/ 100

ThoughtSpot

Employees at ThoughtSpot rate their Perk and Benefits Score a /100, with Sales as the department that rate their experience the highest.

Perk and Benefits Score
Winner by 9%

SugarCRM78
ThoughtSpot

Professional Development Score at SugarCRM vs ThoughtSpot

/ 100

SugarCRM

Employees at SugarCRM rate their Professional Development Score a 43/100, with Product as the department that rate their experience the highest.

/ 100

ThoughtSpot

Employees at ThoughtSpot rate their Professional Development Score a /100.

Professional Development Score
Winner by 28%

SugarCRM
ThoughtSpot73

Leadership Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot

SugarCRM rates % lower than ThoughtSpot on Leadership Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot Ratings based on looking at 254 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "How would you rate your manager?" and "Do Your Company Leaders Do What They Should to Retain You as an Employee?".

SugarCRM66
ThoughtSpot

Compensation Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot

SugarCRM rates % lower than ThoughtSpot on Compensation Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot Ratings based on looking at 171 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "What is the best part about your compensation package?" and "Are you satisfied with your stock/equity compensation?".

SugarCRM71
ThoughtSpot

Team Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot

SugarCRM

85 / 100

Team Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot
Winner by 1%

ThoughtSpot

84 / 100

SugarCRM rates % higher than ThoughtSpot on Team Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot Ratings based on looking at 143 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "How would you rate the quality of your coworkers?" and "Are your company's meetings effective?".

SugarCRM86
ThoughtSpot

Environment Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot

SugarCRM rates % lower than ThoughtSpot on Environment Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot Ratings based on looking at 143 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "What % of the time are you bored at work?" and "Does someone you work with closely, make you want to quit your job?".

SugarCRM72
ThoughtSpot

Sentiment Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot

SugarCRM

75 / 100

Sentiment Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot
Winner by 5%

ThoughtSpot

70 / 100

SugarCRM rates % higher than ThoughtSpot on Sentiment Culture Ratings vs ThoughtSpot Ratings based on looking at 161 ratings from employees of the two companies. Ratings come from the answers to questions like "How do your customers perceive your company?" and "What makes you most happy at work?".

SugarCRM
ThoughtSpot71