Smart, talented, analytical team of marketers! - Inbound Marketing Consultant HubSpot Employee Review

5.0
Mar 10, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Everyone was smart, talented, and very analytical. Very open culture, easy to talk with anyone on the team. Management promoted talent from within. What more could a marketer want than to work with an entire company of top-talent marketers!

Cons

Sometimes I drank too much of the HubSpot kool-aid. If you don't like to party and hang out with co-workers all the time it could be hard to digest. Not very family friendly in the early days, but I'm sure that's changed as the company has grown significantly.

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Cons

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