PitchBook reviews

3.2

41% would recommend to a friend

(732 total reviews)

Rod Diefendorf

34% approve of CEO

30% positive business outlook

PitchBook has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 732 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The PitchBook employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.5 stars).

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732 reviews
3.0
Oct 14, 2021

It's fine

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Pros

There are smart people and good teams Reasonably chill Good autonomy

Cons

Comp isn't that competitive, leadership unwilling to pay for top talent, no equity. The whole return to office plan and reversal did not inspire confidence. Everyone knew it was a bad idea from the outset, except the senior leaders.

3.0
Apr 10, 2019

Good growth opportunities, lacking in org maturity

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- There are many opportunities for career growth, including lateral movement within the company. - Some of the managers provide great support for their teams -- fostering career growth, shielding them from organizational turmoil, advocating for their value to upper management. This varies from team to team, but when present was the largest factor in employee success in my view. - The Seattle office can be a pretty fun place to work - some teams in particular do a great job of building community through casual conversations, sharing food, etc. - The benefits package is fairly good (401k match, transportation, med/dent/vis)

Cons

- High churn in surprising parts of the company, like product (top talent at PB is regularly poached by other companies) and admin (ex: during my tenure, PB went through 3 different HR directors). Some of this might be explained by the following notes. - Salary and other compensation lags behind the tech industry. - I observed several diversity-focused initiatives lose momentum because, in my opinion, they had no access to data on hiring, compensation, promotion and were not empowered by leadership to make a real impact within the company. - For a company of its size, particularly after having been acquired by a large firm several years ago, PitchBook either (a) lacks robust HR policies surrounding performance reviews, harassment, parental leave, & more or (b) has failed to communicate changes in policy to existing employees.

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PitchBook Response
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Thank you for the feedback. I am glad to hear you were able to take advantage of many of the great programs and benefits over your three+ years at PitchBook. As you experienced, PitchBook doubled in size over the past few years and certainly experienced growing pains as part of that process. As the VP of People, I have been at PitchBook for over a year and have doubled the size of the People team in that time to support our growing population. I am sorry to hear you were unaware of some of our benefits like our parental leave program and educational programs – including the required anti-harassment training. We’ll continue to embrace & drive change as we grow as an organization. We probably won’t be perfect, but we’ll certainly strive for excellence! Best of luck to you in your next adventure.
5.0
Dec 4, 2017

Great company and people

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Young workforce, friendly and co-operative atmosphere, opportunity for advancement, free beer, high 401k match, $18k annual tuition reimbursement, CFA fee reimbursement, free ORCA card, great benefits

Cons

Salaries are lower than average for Seattle tech companies

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