
The intelligence and determination of my colleagues.
The health insurance--HubSpot pays our deductibles.
HubSpotters are smart, talented, and all-in on teamwork.
My teammates. I have fantastic teammates.
Being able to work from home
Leadership team is very transparent.
People make an effort and their intentions are good, generally.
Definitely the benefits--HubSpot pays your health insurance deductible for most health plans!
They speak with a unified voice, play to their strengths, and are very transparent.
My team is full of smart, driven, and authentic people with diverse interests and backgrounds.
We have a lot of smart, highly motivated individuals working together and who demonstrate a strong work ethic.
Folks are always talking about your value and the role you play--you never wonder where you fit in.
My colleagues are by far the best part about coming into work. That, and the free snacks and standing desks.
I like that I was given the opportunity to demonstrate my skills in addition to just having successful interview conversations.
We have a culture that TRIES to be better. There are a lot of companies out there who aren't honestly trying.
My colleagues are incredibly smart, capable, empathetic, supportive, and engaged. I've never worked with a more astounding and effective group of people.
The benefits at HubSpot are the best I've had in my career. The number of health-related benefits even on top of great health insurance is fantastic.
We have great perks and people are generally just really friendly (e.g. folks greet each other all the time, open doors for each other, thank each other, etc.).
The leadership team is very focused on solving for culture, which is a significant challenge as we grow bigger. Their commitment to growing better really shines through in our culture.
I've used Glassdoor to compare against other salaries for my position in the Boston-area, and my base salary is quite a bit lower than the median salary. And many of the open positions currently offer similar stock options and benefits.
Cultivating leadership skills at their level and all the way down to the newest managers. If our leadership wants to hit their D&I goals, they're going to have to get a lot better at supporting the growth and safety of their teams.