Docusign reviews

DocuSign is at a great phase of growth, where there are tons of opportunities just waiting for someone to raise their hand and lead on the topic. If you do this, you will do well. I've been really happy with how I've been able to build relationships even having started remotely a year ago. At the same time, DocuSign is big enough that your basic support needs are covered, and there is capital available to be invested if you make a strong enough business case for your initiative. Other pros: RSU packages are good (get them while you still can), many opportunities to get involved in social impact projects (3 days a year granted to Volunteer Time Off), generally good work-life balance

Excellent at hiring - staff is uniformly smart, competent, kind, supportive, cooperative, understanding. Company is very committed to both the personal well-being and professional growth of the staff. Lots and lots of training available, both internal and externally - up to $5,000 per calendar year for degree/certification programs, other funds for conferences and other trainings. Clear values, clear expectations of managers that results in staff being well-supported and empowered to advance and grow. Excellent benefits - the range of benefits is extensive - for example, legal assistance, mental health benefits, wellness benefits, etc.