What is the company culture like at Qumulo?

The company had a good work/life balance.

The culture was terrible. One of the things they claim to value is being your "authentic self." But I didn't feel that was the case, at all. There were multiple layoffs. No real direction for the company. Constant change of leadership. Pay was sub-par for my specific role.

The quality of the people I worked with was excellent. The product delivered exactly what it was supposed to do.

Sadly, it all comes down to leadership and building a winning culture.

Work flexibility Empowerment in decision making Solid salary

No much growth Might feel disconnected

- mostly lived out their culture - very supportive overall - learned tons! - got to do tons

- some people didn’t have the ownership mindset which made progress slower - because we were growing a lot at the time it was sometimes hard to manage the workload

Resource efficiency Collaboration tool based communication increases transparency Openness to new idea and projects

Lack of global presence and recognition outside of US

Startup mindset Flexibility to manage time and initiatives Variable salary can triple your base

Skinny team. You have to make things happen by yourself Long time for approving anything, since everyone's bandwidth is saturated by multiple hats Very few people have chance to grow professionally (title wise), since the overall team is skinny to the bone and not growing anytime soon. So the position you're hired for is usually the last role jump you'll ever do within the company.

Awesome culture, people are committed

downtown location can be challenging to get to

Select few good and trusted people

Worst leadership since the new CEO came on board. Toxic and unethical stuff going on.