Filevine reviews

The culture felt extremely toxic, with leadership often creating an environment driven by fear, favoritism, and constant pressure rather than support and development. Leadership and executives are in it only for themselves. Work-life balance was virtually nonexistent. Employees were regularly expected to work holidays, often staying until 10 or 11 PM with little appreciation or recognition for the sacrifice. Long hours became the expectation rather than the exception. I was also disappointed by how customers were treated. There was often a significant disconnect between what was promised and what was actually delivered, and many decisions seemed focused on short-term gains instead of creating a positive customer experience. Behind the scenes, there were practices and conversations that made me uncomfortable and did not align with the level of transparency and professionalism I would expect from a company. The turnover was high, morale was low, and many employees seemed burned out. While there are some good people working there, the overall environment made it difficult to feel valued or optimistic about the future.

Product gets released before it’s ready. Contracts to clients are predatory and paired with almost no customer service which creates massive blowback on the AE. Tons of favoritism. The CEO literally thinks Filevine will change the course of history ( its tech sales bro and the AI isn’t even built on its on LLM). Routinely got to see top leadership publicly berate directors in front of the sales team and they get a little squirrelly on laying out commissions. “Atta boy” culture with very little incentives financial or otherwise to back it up.