Worst Management - Recensione dipendente - Software Engineer presso Net-Inspect

I have had the privilege of working at one of the largest companies in the Seattle area (Microsoft) and one of the smallest (Net-Inspect). I cannot say enough positive things about Net-Inspect. The CEO has given me a significant amount of responsibility and the freedom to take risks and make major decisions on my own. Every team member deeply cares about the work that they do, the customers that we serve, and the users that use our software on a daily basis. We all work incredibly hard but also find our work incredibly rewarding. It has been exciting watching the company grow the past two years, and I am confident it will continue to grow in the years to come.

At a small company like Net-Inspect it becomes very obvious if you are not carrying your weight/contributing to the team. Fortunately that helps attract the right people -- self-managed, ambitious, hard working people.

Net-Inspect is a great place to hone and develop your engineering skills. I had the pleasure of learning from great mentors and working with colleagues who were excited about the company's vision. You get to take ownership of projects and make significant contributions that directly reflect in customer satisfaction. Because the company is small, you get to form close relationships with all stakeholders and learn how the business operates. C-Suite knows what they are doing.

The tech stack is a little outdated and doesn't take advantage of newer/better web frameworks, cloud platforms, and database management tools. So if you're looking to work with the latest and greatest, or gain transferrable skills, it's not ideal. The company's ARR, while very healthy for its size, isn't conducive to salaries that meet the average market rate, especially in a tech hub like Seattle. It's a nice company to work for, but if TC is a deal breaker for you, Net-Inspect might not be a good fit.