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5.0
13 Sept 2014
Recommend
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Pros

I am SO incredibly grateful and happy to be at Medallia. My beliefs about how work life should be that were previously met with skepticism and cynicism ACTUALLY HAPPENS at Medallia. It's fun, exciting, silly, crazy, casual, productive, with a dash of motivating stress. I truly feel lucky to call myself a Medallian. Yes, you can totally sing out loud at your desk and people will join in. Yes, you can totally make guac at 3 pm and share them at the giant kitchen islands. Yes, you can be insanely brilliant yet super fun & down to earth at the same time. Yes, you can totally communicate w/ your boss with just GIFs. And no, this is not a place for people who are political, cynical, or complacent. The leadership is constantly looking for ways to improve both themselves and the employees, and I feel that everyone's voice & opinion is accounted for at every level (thanks to our relatively small company size).

Cons

As a startup going through tremendous growth to become a tech company (some say we're already there! :D ), there are always moving pieces and un-organized bottlenecks here and there. The company should continue to focus on protecting its special culture as we grow and fine-tune the different departments.

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5.0
13 May 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Solid WLB Clear vision and expectations Emphasis on goals and improvement

Cons

3rd leadership team in 3 years Cuts to areas that matter No incentives to contribute above and beyond

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1.0
1 Jul 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Nothing much to say here. Management is messed up. All tech initiatives are showcase only. There are genuinely smart people, but they are managed by worse management you can imagine.

Cons

- many bad CEOs, many bad managers. - the whole company is slow. - no one know what the company’s mission statement is. - PE firms have no idea what they are doing.

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