Couldn't be happier! - Anonymous employee HubSpot Employee Review

5.0
3 Jul 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I've been working at HubSpot for a little over a month and couldn't be happier. Great interview process, even better onboarding process, and my coworkers are genuinely some of the best people I've ever met. I have great faith in the leadership and management teams, and feel very blessed to be working among such bright and motivated individuals. On top of all that, HubSpot has wonderful perks and benefits, and employees literally live and breathe the company culture and values.

Cons

Would love to see more dogs in the DubSpot office :)

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HubSpot Response
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Love the push on dogs in Dublin--we sadly don't have more flexibility there due to our lease--Irish landlords are less forgiving on pets than our Cambridge friends! Thanks for all you do at DubSpot and for the feedback here--we certainly try to make you proud with our onboarding and ongoing support and will continue to do so--thanks for helping us grow and scale in Ireland, and for all you do for our customers as part of that effort. Cheers, Katie

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