Getting Pernix'd - Member Of Technical Staff PernixData Employee Review

5.0
Sep 26, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

PernixData has given me more than what I asked. I wanted to work for a startup to build a product from ground-up. Having missed the boat by few years at my previous company, I was excited to join PernixData. What I didn't realize initially was how ground-breaking is the technology that PernixData is creating. A universally known problem which no one was able to solve before is being threatened by PernixData with its revolutionary product - PernixData FVP. Now I have more than what I asked for - an opportunity to build a revolutionary product from scratch to solve a problem that was previously untouched - a chance to create history (as my CTO says). Oh! I look forward to work everyday!

Cons

Be prepared to do everything yourself until dedicated resources are hired (startup pains). But if you are a big believer in "Do-it-all" attitude, this shouldn't be a problem

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5.0
Jan 16, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

PernixData had something special. I enjoyed coming in to work every day. Medical benefits are superior, on-site perks were great and the office space itself was phenomenal.

Cons

Had some bumps in the road with layoffs, etc.

1.0
Aug 6, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Gotten some early awards in the industry and prominence at tradeshows and online. When product works as advertised, it solves a challenge for some customers. Boyband-like techie following.

Cons

Management is inexperienced and it shows. They do not understand the actual market that sales teams have to execute within. A considerable % of the sales team does not meet or exceed quotas - not their fault as they are talented. Sales team turnover is approaching 100% for first two years. Recent layoffs cut staffing to the bone while the external message seems to tell a different story - customers and partners see through the spin. Technology and product management have an arrogance problem - see issues as a sales problem vs. any bug issues, or general market perceptions. If you aren't in product dev, or at hq you are a nobody. Be more inclusive of the teams where the product actually interfaces with customers.

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