Great company for career growth - Associate Software Developer iPipeline Employee Review

4.0
Feb 9, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

iPipeline is very good at promoting from within, so it is a good place to work long-term and have room for career growth. They have focused more and more on employee happiness over the last few years and it is now a great place to work.

Cons

It would be nice if the work environment was more casual (since it's a software company), but part of that is the Insurance Industry side of things. They are also not entirely flexible with work hours or with allowing remote work.

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iPipeline Response
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Thank you for you note and suggestions. Our flex time policy allows for 20% variance in hours and time, thus if your manager approves you can work 1 day a week remotely. I do believe, and studies show, that remote employees do effect productivity, morale and team work negatively. Thus, the 20% rule developed by our employees seems to be liked by most of our employees and provides for flexible scheduling of time. As for dress our Salt Lake office is the most casual office we have and we are in a very conservative industry. At headquarters in Exton we average 2 customer visits a week and most of the customers still come in suits and ties. Thank you for the post, Tim

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5.0
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Pros

Quality Managers who care. Very good at mentoring and encouraging your career path. The company as a whole sees quality as a priority.

Cons

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3.0
May 22, 2026
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Pros

Direct relationship with your immediate boss always seemed to be positive impression ; everyone I spoke with. Very flexible schedule. Solid PTO allotment Individual contributors are genuinely putting in good work and making effort to produce. Just spread thin.

Cons

Needlessly top heavy leadership led to think tanks that never produced meaningful change. No succession planning. Always reactive to a layoff or someone quitting. Institutional knowledge is siloed into one or two individuals on each team. Insanely low pay Low comp for market. Pay is incompatible with level of skill or contribution. Everyone gets roughly the same annual increase. Punitive RTO policy that overreaches on who’s included for a hybrid model. your in office time will be spent on virtual meetings. Feel like it’s intended to justify spending money on a new HQ office, and “updates” to other locations.

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