Truly agile culture with lots of room for career growth - Anonymous employee TribalScale Employee Review

5.0
Nov 3, 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Work hard, play hard mentality. You're pushed to do your best and work really hard, but the culture is one where we have lots of fun. It's one of the only places I know of where people WANT to stay at the office on Fridays until 8pm or later for the social atmosphere. Work stops promptly at 4pm on Fridays for demos, then we turn on the music, get out the drinks and have a great time together! - Extremely bright and talented people working on cutting edge projects. - tons of support from senior management and the company. You have the resources you need to do your job well and feel supported in your role. They are also very approachable. - the main company values are transparency, empowerment, and meritocracy. And they are truly lived out. - each workday has a sense of structure and discipline to it, but everyone has autonomy at the same time to get their work done. It's a really supportive environment for being productive.

Cons

- being a part of a young company has tons of pros, but there's still a lot of navigating to do as a young startup. Some may see this as a pro, but others may see it as a con because you have to deal with a lot of 'unknowns' as a startup. - Things may seem chaotic at times and still ironing out the kinks in communication. - Only 10 days vacation per year.

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5.0
Sep 8, 2023
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Pros

- Great company culture and warm welcome - Supportive teams that value your opinions in projects - Self-growth is a priority at TribalScale as well by doing research, making blogs, and side projects - The interview process was seamless with constant interaction with HR - Transparent!

Cons

None that I can think of!

2.0
Nov 1, 2025
Anonymous intern
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Pros

People were nice and kind and the location was convenient for the subway

Cons

It's consulting work: mostly about the marketing rather than any quality of engineering. Pair programming sucks and is half as effective.

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