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3.1

52% would recommend to a friend

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Eric Johnson

57% approve of CEO

49% positive business outlook

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1.0
Aug 20, 2025

Stay away! It’s chaotic!!

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Pros

- benefits are good - remote work

Cons

- it’s chaotic and you’ll be overworked - you’ll be expected to do double but when you ask for career progression it’s non existent so good luck getting promoted - the culture is dead, I used to love working at UT before the new CEO and friends took over - constant layoffs

3.0
Aug 18, 2025
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Pros

A strong sense of camaraderie and supportive teamwork is a major highlight. Many long-tenured employees express that the team environment is a key reason for their longevity at the company. The paid time off policy is generous, and management is generally supportive of employees who need to take time for personal or medical emergencies. The management team often serves as a buffer between staff and senior leadership, which is a testament to their dedication to their direct reports. There are opportunities for professional growth and learning within the organization.

Cons

Senior leadership has a tendency to prioritize immediate results, which has led to frequent organizational changes, including team re-alignments, changes to sales territories, and staff reductions. There is a lack of consistency in company-wide policies and strategic direction. The company's structure has changed several times in recent history. Compensation, particularly within the sales department, is not competitive with current market rates. Leadership diversity appears to be an area for improvement. While there are procedures for reporting unprofessional conduct, the follow-through and resolution from human resources seem to be inconsistent.

2.0
Jul 25, 2025
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Pros

Your fellow CSMs are fantastic, and there are still a handful of truly exceptional individuals in each department who’ve remained since UserTesting’s prime.

Cons

Leadership often lacks accountability, and major changes across product, personnel, and pricing are frequently implemented without sufficient consideration for customers or employees. Since going public, the company has experienced multiple rounds of layoffs. The culture is heavily sales-driven, with many sales leaders viewing other departments primarily as support functions rather than strategic partners. The influence of private equity ownership is strongly felt, reinforcing short-term priorities over long-term vision.

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