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  1. Seems writer Dan Lyons hasn't fared too badly in the years since his unfortunate stint at Hubspot. He's now the writer for a hit show on HBO and got a book deal out of the experience. Makes you wonder why a media personality would purposely not sign an NDA, maybe this was always in the back of his mind, how to wrangle some fodder out of the experience for future endeavors. Hubspot too, despite salicious gossip, lawsuits and an FBI probe launched an IPO in 2014 that raised 125 million in fresh capital according to Venturebeat. Glassdoor gives them an overall rating of 4.6 for good companies to work for and 96% of the people who work there approve of the CEO (seems the same directors mentioned in the article are still in place). One negative reviewer made an ironic observation "It's really interesting how much marketing goes into recruiting and painting a Disney World picture of the place, compared to how much marketing goes into fundamental product they offer". The "Stepford Wives" mentality they engender seems creepy but they are still marching on. The only one who didn't seem to fare too well at the time was the CMO Mike Volpe who was fired for trying to procure an early copy of Lyon's book. Thought about it and actually the perks they offer: "unlimited vacation time, free food/snacks, gym, beautiful surroundings, numerous social events and tuition reimbursement seem appealing. Every company has a corporate mantra, their's is just more out there.
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