Opportunity to leave your mark - Anonymous employee Intapp Employee Review

4.0
13 Sept 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexibility in hybrid and remote work. An extra day off nearly every month to help employees disconnect on a company level. If you have a good idea it's a great place to explore and try it out. You're able to find opportunities to contribute beyond your role which also leads to a lot of internal mobility that is supported and encouraged by leaders Well-intentioned people that want the best for their fellow team members and do try to respect and support one another. Many managers are open and will support and respect you. The business has become more defined and mature over the past few years and the software is a great benefit to the clients who use it. Some leaders are really excellent at leading their functions and it shows in the dedication and work of their teams.

Cons

Understaffed teams can be a drain on other departments causing delays in work moving forward for those that rely on those teams, particularly within G&A teams like Marketing, Accounts Payable, Payroll, HRIT. A few teams do not have the strongest leaders and they sometimes struggle to advocate effectively for their team's needs and plan for career growth. At the moment there are too few resources to truly make progress in L&D, Recognition, and DEIB programs which needs to be a main focus of HR now the company has grown so much. Need to have dedicated team members paid for overseeing and holding the business accountable for making things happen consistently and with the wider employee voice represented.

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5.0
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Pros

Strong focus on culture and balanced workload. Great growth potential.

Cons

Can sometimes take longer than ideal for Cteam and senior leadership decisions.

1.0
5 May 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good pay, some tolerable employees, lunch perk (when people aren’t taking your lunches), commuter friendly location

Cons

* The office floods more often than it should, and when it happens you’re expected to figure it out by working from home or out of backup spaces that aren’t great * There are basic respect issues that never get addressed, like people taking each other’s lunches, which says a lot about the culture * The company talks a lot about diversity, but the office itself doesn’t really reflect that * A lot of middle managers seem overwhelmed or unprepared to actually lead, so direction is often unclear * There’s a weird pressure at times to take on things that aren’t really your responsibility * When something goes wrong, it’s common for blame to get passed around instead of actually solving the problem * Parts of the culture feel more like a clique than a professional workplace * Drinking in the office is treated as normal and even encouraged, which can feel uncomfortable depending on the situation. At times, the environment became unprofessional during social events, and concerns around behavior did not seem to be taken seriously by HR. * There are frequent breakdowns in execution, and things fall through the cracks more than they should * The NYC office itself has a lot of ongoing issues and doesn’t feel well thought out for day to day work * Some leadership decisions are made by people who don’t seem to have the experience or support needed for the role * Overall, the environment can feel disorganized and, at times, more chaotic than collaborative

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