- The stock options are worth nada. They keep selling it to you in the interview, but it's baloney.
- Your wage will not allow you to work in Dublin comfortably. You will leave Qualtrics partly beacuse of it.
- You are a hamster on a wheel - you will be apart of a workoholic company, which can have disasterous effects on your own morale and employee engagement. People literally cannot stop talking about how obsessed they are about the product, industry or company. It is fundamentally weird. Work hard, yeah sure, but don't give yourself over completely to these folks. In at 830, out at 530.
- People steal leads and opportunities like there's no tomorrow. A really warm atmosphere, right?
- Rubbish tech - cool, we get a Macbook, but what about adequate headsets, chairs and tables - they suck for high volume calls (the actual average is not 40/60 calls a day in inbound/outbound, the group pushes the average and you feel neccitated to follow suit, especially if your manager is prompting you).
- IT - Q are ridiculous vulnerable to IT issues and cyber attacks, with no IT department... Sales reps don't have any cyber awareness.
- Hidden management - execs never talk to you, and almost look down on you, unless they are your manager (who are ridiculously stretched btw).
- Recruitment paints an almost fake picture of the company through their (in hindsight) mad recruitment ads (which only hire men btw?)
- ALLLLLLLLL MALE (XY)
In sum, there are better companies.