SailPoint Technologies reviews

The company is driven to grow intelligently, while staying focused on its core and its values. This requires capital allocation decisions that may run contrary to the institutional imperative which can become disruptive in the interim but inevitably it sets up the business for long-term value creation. To the outsider, this may be interpreted as a con because it is countervailing to conventional wisdom but when reviewed diligently, it becomes apparent that strategic decisions are rooted with the mindset of sustaining enterprise value-generating and healthy long-term growth.

The company does not have many women in C class positions (minus the standard HR and Marketing) and that won't change. They have several very qualified women on staff that for some reason are not COO or other C level even though they should be. This is why my rating of career opportunities is so low. SailPoint is a bit too Christian for my taste. All company meetings take place at a Christian church and before you say 'that's the closest large meeting place' let me add that the one time it was booked, instead of choosing another available location close by, the meeting was shifted to another Christian church several miles away. The Chaplain that the company employs will not accept your 'I'm an atheist' message and will continue to come by your desk periodically. The location is a bit out of town and that is a bummer but if the right job, definitely worth it.