Qualtrics reviews

If you enjoy work/life balance and are the kind of personality where you do your best and are satisfied with that, probably not the best place for you. Managers were promoted to that position with zero training on how to manage people - results in some pretty awful management. Lower levels of company are treated in a pretty demeaning way, almost like their superiors know that the kind of work they are doing requires no skill and they are trying to pretend like it does.. kinda weird. Everyone drinks the Kool-aid. There's an almost cult-like adoration of Qualtrics. If you don't feel it, you have to pretend like you do.

Extremely high churn at both junior and senior levels (extremely shocking). A number of changes which happens when you grow but unfortunately management have been unable to tackle this and as a result, the morale in the place was not great. It's a real grind with very little opportunity to do well (only a handful of people stick around longer than two years) The place felt very empty at times. Middle management: felt like they were simply taking instructions from the States who dont understand some of the challenges the EU market faces. Aggressive hiring targets but not enough focus on improving and helping staff there (probably should focus on this rather than PR and publicity) No structure, very poor processes, not enough support particularly for those outside of Enterprise. No HR (this should be a big warning sign for those considering joining) Too much Kool-aid: its great to know that the company is doing well on a global level but maybe recognise that on an individual level particularly in EMEA this success isnt seen. Telling people who work there that the company will be as big as other tech giants doesnt act as a motivator! Despite being an survey company I saw no attempt to take on feedback from its most important customers- its employees.