Quantive Reviews

3.8

65% would recommend to a friend

(129 total reviews)

Carmine Visconti

45% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

Quantive has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 129 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Quantive employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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129 reviews
1.0
17 Sept 2021

Only consider Gtmhub as a last desperate resort for employment

Anonymous employee
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Pros

There are some great people in the company however this is completely outweighed by the cons.

Cons

Poor Senior Management, and massive ego with the narcissistic CRO, who has disconnected thoughts, direction and meaningless run-on sentences. -OKR product very hard to sell and customers don’t see business value -High turnover -No SDR support -Lack of Channel support -Unrealistic SE support expectations -Overall lack of understanding for how to sell SaaS-based large enterprise deals I cannot stress this enough, unless you are completely desperate for a job, do not consider joining this company

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Quantive Response
4y
Hey there, I wanted to take a moment to reply and say thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I'm very sorry to hear this was your experience at Gtmhub. I am surprised to hear such poor feedback. We consistently see strong scores across the board in our internal culture surveys, particularly in the areas of management and service and quality focus across our product (two of our top three scoring "culture" categories). In our most recent anonymous survey, 90% of the team said they would recommend Gtmhub as a place to work, 96% said they were proud to work at Gtmhub, and 88% rated our leadership team favorably (with only 4% unfavorably) – this generally positive sentiment is also echoed in other reviews and is something we're really proud of. We have gone through a considerable amount of change on the Sales side as it relates to Senior Management, processes, training, enablement, and support. We had some growing pains here, and we've made changes in part due to transparent, tell-it-like-it-is feedback from our team, which we always invite and take seriously (anonymous or not). We're quite proud of where we are today. As to your points about our customers not seeing business value and our team not understanding how to sell large enterprise deals – our G2, our numerous category awards, and our running (and growing) list of large enterprise customers tell a different story, but I understand your personal experience may have been unique. Thank you again for taking the time to share (truly) – we appreciate all feedback. Best, Mykaela Doane Head of People + Talent @ Gtmhub
1.0
3 Oct 2022

Lots of things swept under the rug.

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Pros

The product is legitimately strong. Benefits are OK. On the partner side you get to work with some interesting folks who have been doing agile/OKR transformations for a long time and are generally awesome and super smart.

Cons

Just about everything. Complete dysfunction in most of the business units especially sales. It is very much like a fear driven culture and nothing is communicated clearly, people get laid off or let go with no warning or real explanation including a 10-15% reduction in force earlier this year on the North American team and many others have just left with it going unrecognized by managers and leadership - it’s a little unsettling. Market fit/ICP is very unclear - no incentivizing for going after enterprise clients unless the deal size is very large, but many clients only start with a handful of business units for an OKR program no matter how large they are. There’s a weird culture of “we are better than everyone else” calling competitors trash (referring to work board as “work bored”) which feels very sophomoric and immature, not to mention untrue given the revenue woes gtmhub is having (you can’t be awesome and also lay off dozens of people). Management is constantly running around with no idea what they are doing and starting fire drills, it’s very stressful and there’s not a ton of open communication. One more thing, if you are looking for a diverse organization, look elsewhere, the CEO literally said on a company town hall “we don’t need any formal DEI initiative because we have employees from all over the world” well, they all look the same… Look at the other reviews, all the five star reviews basically say the same thing, you can come to your own conclusions about why. The shine wears off very quickly, believe me, if you get a call from a recruiter just run the other way.

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Quantive Response
3y
Hey there, Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with us. We're glad to hear you genuinely believe in the product and felt that the team was a group of awesome, talented folks. We're really sorry that you felt our culture was dysfunctional and driven by fear – there is no place for ego here, and we work hard to build a culture where disagreement and dissent is encouraged. Since the time of posting, we have had major changes in the Revenue org including within sales leadership and management, and have put a lot of effort into fixing the things that weren't working, addressing cultural, leadership, management, enablement, and process issues, and re-aligning on our areas of focus. We feel strongly that we're on the right path. We also take DEI seriously - we have built a global team of diverse perspectives and diverse people across 4 different continents, and would have to disagree that our team all looks the same. However, we do agree that just because we have a global team doesn't mean there's no need for DEI efforts - diversity is just one part of the picture, and the People and Talent team is committed to not only upholding and increasing diversity within the company, but also advancing policies and programs that are designed with equity and inclusion in mind. There is certainly room for improvement - recently, we have put effort into our hiring practices and manager training as part of our effort to advance in this area. We have signed Insight's (one of our VCs) DEI ScaleUp Pledge, and are always considering DEI in our policies and practices (compensation, performance management, company events, trainings, hiring, etc), which could perhaps be made more visible. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any further feedback that you think would be beneficial for us to hear, and thank you again for taking the time to share your experience with us. Best, Mykaela, Head of People and Talent
3.0
21 Aug 2023

Indore (India) team management needs to change

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Colleagues have a your back - Compensation is better than most of the companies in Indore and have a bonus component too, which is great.

Cons

First of all I had a great first year in the company. The atmosphere was fast paced , competitive and challenging. I looked forward to going to work. My work got recognised and I was compensated fairly for my performance. The company got acquired in 2022 by Quantive (Bulgarian company) and things have went downhill from their really quickly. The Indore team never felt as a part of Bulgaria team. We have always been treated very differently. For example Bulgaria has a work from home policy but Indore team doesn't. Indore team a has a very strict Work from office policy which needs to change because most of the employees here work for remote team and it makes absolutely no sense to work from office when rest of your team can work from anywhere. We hoped there would be some improvement after the acquisition of company but the Indore Team founding members refuse to change even 1% of their exisitng policy. Indore management has a 'know it all attitude'. Bulgarian team specially HR has no clue what goes on in the Indore team. We have been called to work on holidays and was explicitly asked conceal this information for Bulgarian team. Indore leadership is autocratic and toxic. The leadership team is highly biased towards some employee. I’m happy I am out of here. In short if you ever receive an offer to work from Indore team please straight away reject that offer. The environment here is extremely toxic and you'll just compromise on your mental well being.

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