Informatica reviews

Technology development practices are not state of the art. The technology stack is not cutting edge. Struggling to become a "cloud / subscription" company. No longer a public company and now a PE-owned operation. Highly distributed R&D operations requiring lots of overhead for communication and coordination (which the people at the company are not particularly good at). HR organization has dwindled to bare-bones. No stock options for many employees below executive level. R&D organization in RWC has a serious diversity problem including almost zero women in leadership positions of any sort.

Where to begin? -Broken or no processes at all. No strategies. - No training, hideous communication, and managers who won't support you - Same managers will set you up to fail on projects. If you don't read their minds, they blame you. They'll claim you're not collaborating or communicating properly when it's actually the reverse. - People are rude and unhelpful every day, but you'll get blamed -Double standards - Blurred job roles, and you'll receive criticism for not knowing or doing another role without any idea you were supposed to - HR is well aware of all the problems but can't do anything. - The CEO threw a tantrum on an all-hands meeting about people complaining that he forced them into a hybrid schedule. I remained remote and didn't understand the policy. Of course, I didn't understand most of the policies or actions the company took. - Though a software company, the only thing Informatica actually produces is misery. - They deserve negative stars, as many as a person can count.