Qualtrics reviews

No company is perfect, and while Qualtrics tries to be a meritocracy and objective, there are still some politics that come into play. As a transplant to Utah and non-Mormon, the culture can be really hard at times. Less so in the office because I don't have people "trying to convert me" or being predjudiced against me because I am not a part of that religious group, but there are things that present themselves because of the culture of Utah (less social life/drinking; less women - especially women in management [though it is an area actively being worked on to drive progress]; difficult dating life; more conservative politics; etc.) It's not exactly the type of life I thought I would be leaving in my mid-20s. There is a very bro-y culture here and while it isn't always off-putting, sometimes it really can be. Majority of the time, I don't think it is done purposefully but the fact that it is an inherent part of the culture is almost worse because it's then harder to change.

Transparency is emphasized but not reinforced; changes to org structure and policies are communicated last-minute with little insight into how decisions were made Base salary is lower than expected for a company at this scale Remote work / WFH policies from the Dark Ages Health care premiums; especially expensive for families HQ in least diverse city in the US