Fantastic place to work - employee happiness is top notch - Support Engineer HubSpot Employee Review

5.0
14 Jul 2015
Recommend
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Pros

HubSpot genuinely cares about producing a fantastic employee experience. The perks are fantastic - food, beer, coffee, a gym, time off, peer bonuses, education reimbursement There is terrific access to management, who truly believe and act on transparency and helping their employees develop their careers. HubSpot has been making great strides and investments in diversity, both gender and racial - believing that a diverse workplace is one where a differeing view point is a valuable one.

Cons

Relatively little age diversity. This is often a blast, because there are lots of young people and that feels really vibrant. The downside is being able to learn from people who've been around the block a few times.

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HubSpot Response
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I couldn't be more delighted that you feel the company's commitment to attracting and engaging a diverse workforce--we still have more work to do, and would love your help. With regard to age diversity, I think we can definitely improve on the ways in which we highlight and learn from people's experiences internally both personally and professionally, so I welcome your input there if you're up for sharing it.

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Cons

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