Qualtrics reviews

- No transparency at all with regards to RSUs. - Not a lot of transparency with regards with feature and product development. - No transparency with regards to how sales are down, but not really relevant for engineers. - Although claims to be an engineering and sales driven company, at times the latter can feel more important. - As with any company, there are office politics at play. - Seattle office is overcrowded.

Once you advance a couple levels, opportunities for advancement are scarce. Salary is ok, but not great comparable to similar companies. VERY much a "bro" culture, especially in sales. And if you are not in sales, you are pretty much considered a support role to sales, as they are the moneymakers and anyone else is second class. They plug Transparancy at every turn, yet upper management is not very transparent about decisions that affect many employees, like the timing of the IPO. The open floor plan may be a benefit to some, but as an introvert I often found it distracting and overwhelming. This is a good place to build a year or two of business experience out of college, but not a place to build a career.